Please check the server.log of the instance where the timer service is
not able to start correctly for exceptions. "EJB Timer
Service is not available" is an afterfact of an earlier error.
-marina
forums_at_java.net wrote:
> I have tried exactly what was listed under"To Deploy an EJB Timer to a
> Cluster" but it doesn't work. I did this immediately following a clean
> install of the Glassfish Cluster.
>
> I have also attempted to point the jdbc/__Timer to the custom XA MySQL
> pool
> to no avail after deleting the timer service stub that is created.
>
> The table is being created if I delete it and restart the DAS and attempt
> to deploy an our application but there are never any rows created and I
> awlays get the error EJB Timer
> Service is not available.
>
> Starting with a clean installation and following the directions on how to
> deploy an EJB timer to a cluster does not seem to work with GF 3.1.1
> as per
> the documentation.
>
>
>
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