We are planning to setup infinispan server cluster setup in domain mode for infinispan server 10 or 11 version.
Standalone/Domain Model was available in Infinispan server until version 9.
Infinispan server 10/11 setup guide does not discuss anything about domain model.
Can anyone please confirm if domain mode is no longer supported in latest infinispan servers ?
Thanks,
Santhosh S
Yes, it has been replaced with a completely redesigned server which is more suited to modern containerised deployments. Which features of domain mode did you want to leverage?
Thanks for your comment. I am not looking at any specific features from domain mode.
We have been using Jboss EAP application server in domain mode, so when we went to infinispan , we thought of following the similar setup.
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our prod environment architecture is decided to be like this:
2 machines that each of them have 2 tomcat instances (on vm). there is spring web app with hibernate running on tomcat.
there are also 2 db instances distributed to both machines.
so, we think that hazelcast fits this achitecture well. hazelcast will be second level cache for hibernate, it will manage clustered cache over db instances.
we installed hibernate server and defined our clusters on it.
i've searched offical hazelcast doc and several sites but i couldnt find the way to configure hibernate to use this hazelcast server as L2 cache.
we dont want to change our existing app. we'll keep using hibernate as it is. is it possible? if so, how we can configure hazelcast server on our web app?
I think it is important to understand that your probably don't want to have a standalone Hazelcast cluster/server; what you normally do is to embed Hazelcast within your application.
Like Miko said, you can just enable Hazelcast to be used as second level cache; no need to make any fundamental changes.
I also don't understand what you mean with 'hibernate server', because Hibernate is just an OR mapper library and has no concept of server.
So can you tell a bit more what you want so we can help you out?
Is there any way to share Sessions between two web applications installed on Same Websphere Instance. My Websphere Version is 6.1.
Thanks and Regards,
Sunny.
If you are sure that you need this you can use the following WebSphere extension to achieve this.
Do notice that both these web apps are part of the same Enterprise Application.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wasinfo/v6r0/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.websphere.base.doc/info/aes/ae/tprs_sharing_data.html
HTH
Manglu
I am using jboss-cache for session replication in jboss 4.0.4. How do I use a different distributed cache(Terracotta or any other) in place of jboss cache?
You may need to repackage jars and configuration in your jboss server, but Tomcat has its own clustering and session replication support. Not that I recommend this approach. Any specific reason you don't want to use the built in session replication ? You may also find improvements in clustering and session replication in later versions of JBoss 4.x.
Here is documentation for Terracotta For Web Sessions. If you disable clustering in your JBoss server and implement this, you should be good to go.
My task to monitor the IBM Websphere through pmi client.Pmi client is an agent provided by the IBM to get MBeans and is running under IBM Java. I tried it to run under Sun java. But, it fails to create the Pmiclient. Did Anyone come across this issue?
The IBM JRE has slightly customized classes. This is unfortunately not uncommon with PMI (and also JMX by the way) when working with different WebSphere Application Server versions.
There are hacks around involving copying the relevant IBM implementations and running them with the Sun/Oracle JRE but I don't think that is valid according to the licensing terms. What you really should do is to use the IBM provided JRE.
If you want a riskless shortcut you will build an applicaton (perhaps EJB or servlets) that runs on the WebSphere Application Server and exposes the results from PMI via custom interface. For instance web service.
Is it possible to programatically stop an MDB from listening to a queue in Weblogic 8.1?
I know this can be done in JBoss and later versions of Weblogic but I wasn't sure if it's possible in 8.x.
This is possible with Weblogic 9.x and Weblogic 10.x through the MessageDrivenEJBRuntimeMBean that exposes suspend/resume methods (see BEA WebLogic Server 9.0 API Reference or WebLogic Server 10.3 API Reference) as explained in this Thread: Suspending/Pausing a MDB's Consumption Programmatically. AFAIK, this feature has been introduced in version 9.0 and I don't know if it was backported to 8.1 (in a service pack or as a patch). You might want to check this with BEAOracle support.
You can undeploy the application that contains your MDB. You can use WLST to do that.