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CHAPTER 19

Using Pramati Server NodeCreator

<property name="java.naming.factory.initial" value="com.pramati.nam-

ing.PramatiLocalContextFactory"/>

</properties>

</jms-adapter-->

</configuration>

</server-configuration>

As an example, the above will add the mentioned resources in the newly created nodes - the relevant

entries will be added to the

resource-config.xml files.

The supported resources for this tag are:

1. JDBC Connection Factories

2. Datasources

3. JMS Adapters

Cluster Configuration using NodeCreator

Cluster configuration can be performed using the NodeCreator utility as shown in the following

example:

Usage Objective

To have a cluster with four nodes (a1, a2, a3 and a4) on four different machines (n1, n2, n3 and n4)

respectively.

Inputs: A sample standalone node containing all the resources and configurations. An XML file

giving details of the cluster conversion.The template of the XML file can be found in

$INSTALL_DIR/templates/config-topology-cluster-template.xml.

Requirements: To restore all the configuration of the sample node and modify some of the

configuration as per requirement.

Steps Involved:

1 Start the Admin Service on each of the node where cluster nodes is required to be made. In this

case (n1,n2,n3,n4). Admin Service can be started by using runstartupsvc.bat in $INSTALL_DIR/

server/bin directory.

2 Use the NodeCreator utility to configure a cluster configuration. NodeCreator utility could be

found in $INSTALL_DIR/server/bin directory. The command to use the nodecreator utility is

nodecreator -config_topology {$path_of_config_xml} -configuration

{$path_of_config_xml} -writetopology

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