sounds more like cluster deployment tool and not replication at runtime. since tomcat 5 now uses JMX, writing a cluster deployment tool should be straight forward.

peter


Filip Hanik <devlists@(protected):
application context data doesn't get replicated, since this is not tied to a
user, hence it doesn't serve any purpose in fail over.
ie, what ever got stored in application context on server A, should have got
stored on B by the same mechanism, not by session replication.

Is there a huge need to replicate context data?

Filip

----- Original Message -----
From: "Rick Szeto"
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Sent: Monday, January 19, 2004 1:53 PM
Subject: Clustering question...


> Hi All,
> I have question about synchronizing data within the application
> context. If the data of a webapp's application context changes within
> one of the nodes in the cluster, how does the other nodes get the
> updated application context data? Is it handle the same way as user
> session data(via some session manager implementation)? Or does the
> change(s) get distributed?
>
> Thanks for any help you can give,
> Rick Szeto
>
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