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  | | | MDB + Cluster + weblogic 8.1 | MDB + Cluster + weblogic 8.1 2003-10-20 - By SasiDharma Tharmarajah
Back Hi gurus,
It will be g8 if somebody can guide me on how to implement this scenario
I'm having 2 MDB bean in a cluster. I have 2 managed server m1 and m2 and a admin server. admin and 1 managed is residing in same machine whereas m2 is in different machine. I've configured all the JMS Topics,Queues and JMS Servers in admin machine.
I've deployed my application in both the managed servers and not in admin server. Just using the admin server to reroute the request only. Here only i'm facing the problem. When my application is deployed MDB's are complaining that there is no destination found for the Topic declared in weblogic-ejb-jar.xml. I figured out that since my JMSServer is deployed in Admin server it is unable to find topic. When i changed my JMSServer to be deployed in one of the managed server then there is no problem. Wht i wanted to know is 1) Is there a way in weblogic-ejb-jar.xml to specify the MDB's to lookup the Topic or Queue in a particular JNDI tree... 2) Y is the JNDI tree objects are not reflected in the managed servers when they are available in the AdminServer. Is there a way to configure the JNDI tree to be reflected in the managed servers. If so cud somebody tell me how to do it.
Looking for a +ve response
Thankz in advance
r sasi
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