Hello,
For every config created, let's say <your-config-name> (as represented
in domain.xml) DAS creates a directory -
<domain-root>/config/<your-config-name>. DAS synchronization mechanism
facilitates synchronization of all files under this directory to
instances that refer to this <your-config-name>.
So for the case <config-name> is a cluster config, instances referring
to this config would be sync'd up for files stored under this directory.
This occurs upon server lifecycle events initiated by the end user, like
start or stop.
You can check the sync'd up files under
<node-agents-root>/<your-node-agent>/<instance-name>config/<your-config-name>/
Ensure that you pass the following option : --syncinstances=true, while
start the controlling node agent; via start-node-agent command.
regards
Pankaj
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a cluster environment with different project installed (horizontal + vertical clustering).
>
> Everything is working okay but I have some files that are not in the projects themselves but need to be distributed to the different nodes if they are not already there. This can be the log4j.xml or the jdbc driver or other dependent, configuration files.
>
> Is there a way to have a folder in the admin server that will be automatically replicated to all nodeagents?
>
> thanks
> jeremie
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