HI Kshitiz ,
Thank you so much! I had found the way to create a http listener and
dispatch to the cluster in GlassFish. But I still have 2 questions:
1) I still don't know how to configure a web app as a root context, such as
accessed by
http://hostname, I guess somewhere in the configuration of web
server. Could you tell me?
2) I am going to test the session fail-over, but I found sometimes it works,
and sometimes doesn't work. Why? Has something to do with heartbreak of the
cluster? I'm not sure. Has anyone got that problem?
Thanks again.
Best Regards
Jamy Wang
2008/12/19 Kshitiz Saxena <Kshitiz.Saxena_at_sun.com>
> Hi Jamy,
>
> Please see my comments inline.
>
> Thanks,
> Kshitiz
>
> Jamy Wang wrote:
>
>> Hi everyone,
>> I'm Jamy Wang in China. I just started learning how to use GlassFish
>> recnetly. I got some questions while configuring SUN web server v7 and
>> GlassFish v2 to work together.
>> 1) I just can not find http listner port in "server.xml", only see https
>> listen port 8989 and it works.But can not access by HTTP. Did I miss
>> something? I just installed the web server normally...
>>
>
> You are looking at admin server of web-server installation. Please create
> another instance using admin console to act as front-end for glassfish.
>
> 2) I saw a function in the console of GlassFish v2 " HTTP load balance" ,
>> I don't understand how it will be used, It seems I will never use it? It
>> must be some meaningful things I missed.
>>
>
> This is needed to configure loadbalancer xml. There are two ways of doing
> that
> 1. Export loadbalancer xml and copy it to web-server machine
> 2. Configure the web-server port etc such that changes to load-balancer xml
> is pushed to web-server directly.
>
> For both of above option, you need to create http load-balancer in
> glassfish.
>
> Please follows steps available @
> http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-3679/gchvt?l=en&a=view to correctly
> configure web-server.
>
> 3) How can I monitor the flow of each instance in the cluster?
>>
>
> loadbalancer xml had attribute, namely require-monitor-data, if set to true
> it will print monitoring data. In general it should be set to false.
>
> Anyone's help or reply will be very appreciated.
>> Thanks a lot.
>> Best Regards
>> Jamy Wang
>>
>
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