Hi
Please try:
First
Use a external database, for example mysql.
second
Create table and user for timer service, the example is in
${Glassfish_Home}/lib/install/databases
Third
Configure a connection pool for you database connection. Then create a data
source with your own JNDI name for your connection pool.
Fourth
Configurations> cluster1-config> EJB Container: EJB Timer Service
Timer Datasource: Cluster_timer (The JNDI name of your data source)
Then
Deploy your timer service EJB to get the timer service the same way as in
standalone configuration.
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