Hi,
Yes, its valid configuration
You need to have application isolation across clusters, then the
failover will work
Failover works within the cluster boundaries
You can have multiple clusters in the same loadbalancer.xml , each
cluster having a seperate application
Please let us know, your test results
Thanks,
Gopal
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
>In the loadbalancer.xml, can i configure as follow?
>
><loadbalancer>
> <cluster name="App-Server-01" policy="round-robin">
> <instance name="App-01-Instance" ... />
> <web-module ... />
> <health-checker ... />
> </cluster>
> <cluster name="App-Server-02" policy="round-robin">
> <instance name="App-02-Instance" ... />
> <web-module ... />
> <health-checker ... />
> </cluster>
> ...
></loadbalancer>
>
>Does the above configuration is a valid configuration for the load balancer plugin?
>
>Will this able to handle two different application in the Sun Java System Application Server 9.1?
>
>Is this able to handle the request from the web server and forward the request to the particular application running on different clusters?
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