I think the most common form of load balancing (apache/tomcat) includes
"sticky sessions" which means that once a user is assigned to a tomcat,
all subsequent requests will go to that tomcat until the user logs out.
When they log in again, they will again be assigned to a server
(perhaps a dif
the loadbalancer doesn't do replication, tomcat does.
the principal (the object that your user info is stored in) is
replicated across the different nodes in the cluster.
Filip
Manisha Sathe wrote:
Thanks for the reply, Do you mean to say that not
Tomcat but load balancer will do the replica
I am saying it depends on the load balancer. I do not know anything about
Tomcat's load balancer.
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Thanks for the reply, Do you mean to say that not
Tomcat but load balancer will do the replication job?
So user and roles will be still available in another
server.
regards
manisha
--- "Farrow, Marc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Depending on the load balancer, most sessions are
> replicated acr
Depending on the load balancer, most sessions are replicated across the load
balancer. *shrug*
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