That problem was addressed in 2.1.1.
From the original poster, it is not clear which version of GF is being
used. It would help to know that.
On 5/5/10 1:34 PM, glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Hi doal.
>
> I worked with cluster glassfish v2 for a while ago and I not know if it can be the same problem that I had.
> Looks like there was a bug in glassfish v2 that caused a cluster with two nodes not functioning properly.
> I do not remember very well what was that bug, but it seems like with the problem you're facing. The solution in
> time was to make a cluster with at least three nodes. I do not sure if is is, and frankly, I'm not
> encountering this bug in google at moment. But I remember that I faced a similar problem.
> Suggestion: You can try to do some testing with three nodes and see if the problem persists.
>
> Ps: sorry my bad english
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