Hi Mikael! Services along with *ServiceConfiguration* are put into a replicated system cache, so they are serialized at the moment of deployment and sent to all nodes in the cluster. When service is deployed, it is deserialized.
So, if you have a field, that stores a socket instance, it's better to make it transient and create it in *init()* method. Denis ср, 10 янв. 2018 г. в 11:44, Mikael <mikael-arons...@telia.com>: > Hi! > > How are services started on a node ? say a node goes down so a service > must be started on another node, will it send the serialized service > object I used at deployment or will it create a new instance of it in > the other node ? > > And are services serialized for some other reasons ? do I need to set > transient member variables ?, say for example I have a socket object as > a member of the service implementation that I use for something ? > > Mikael > > >
