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CHAPTER 20

Creating Pramati Server Clusters Using XMLs

Note: The number of nodes created in the XML must be equal to the number of <new folders> created

under <install_dir>/server/nodes.

Deploying an application on Cluster node

Enter the following at the command prompt to deploy an application on J2EE Cluster:

j2eeadmin@clusternode1 deploy[path_to_app]

Configuring J2EE Server Cluster using NodeCreator

You can configure a J2EE Cluster using the NodeCreator class. To run the NodeCreator Utility:

Run NodeCreator.bat (for Windows) or NodeCreator.sh (for Unix) located at <install_dir>/

server/bin/.

Execute java com.pramati.NodeCreator class by passing the following values:

<computer-name>127.0.0.1</computer-name> <computer-name>127.0.0.1</computer-name>

Note: You can change the ID of your system here.

<naming-port>9191</naming-port> <naming-port>9191</naming-port>

Note: You can change the port value to the port being used.

<http-port>8181</http-port> <http-port>8181</http-port>

<node-type>BOTH</node-type> <node-type>BOTH</node-type>

Note: The type can also be set to EJB or Web

<backup-node>node2</backup-node> <backup-node>j2ee2</backup-node>

Note: This is the name of the node that will be used in case of a

failover. This node must also be configured in the same

manner as ‘j2ee1’.

Table 35: Operations that can be performed using the Node Creator class

Operation

Description

-createj2ee To create a Standalone J2EE node

-createj2eecluster To create multiple J2EE nodes in a cluster

-createjms To create a Message Server node

-createjmscluster To create multiple Message Server nodes in a cluster

Table 34: Modifying the cluster-config.xml for configuring a J2EE Server Cluster

Tag with original value Change value to

1 2 ... 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 ... 142 143

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