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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Christian Traber <ch...@traber-net.de> on 2003/08/10 10:40:54 UTC
mod_jk2 and stickySession
Hi!
I've configured jk2 with a loadbalancer and stickySession=1 and made
a simple Testservlet with a getSession().
I can see the JSESSION cookie in my browser but the loadbalancer
still uses all workers and not only the worker with my session.
What is going wrong?
Regards,
Christian
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Re: mod_jk2 and stickySession
Posted by Christian Traber <ch...@traber-net.de>.
NormW wrote:
>Good evening Christian.
>Have you set the jvmRoute parameter in each Tomcat, and the TomcatID (aka
>route) for each JK worker?
>Norm
>
>
Thanks,
I set jvmRoute in server.xml Engine section and now it works.
Best regards,
Christian
reloading context configuration file
Posted by John Holman <j....@qmul.ac.uk>.
Using tomcat 4.1.18, I can deploy an application by copying a context
configuration file (CCF) to the webapps directory. I can also make
changes to the WAR file referenced in the CCF, and Tomcat will notice
provided I stop the application first using Tomcat manager and start if
afterwards.
However I cannot find a way to have Tomcat see changes in the CCF
itself, short of stopping and restarting the container. It seems that
once the application is autodeployed the container caches the contents
of the CCF. Removing the CCF or changing its contents appears to have no
effect.
I would have expected that when the application is stopped and then
started the CCF should be re-read to pick up any changes. Is there a way
to make this happen?
(By the way I know about the ant deploy task but am exploring alternatives).
Thanks, John.
Re: mod_jk2 and stickySession
Posted by Christian Traber <ch...@traber-net.de>.
NormW wrote:
>Good evening Christian.
>Have you set the jvmRoute parameter in each Tomcat, and the TomcatID (aka
>route) for each JK worker?
>Norm
>
>
Thanks,
I set jvmRoute in server.xml Engine section and now it works.
Best regards,
Christian
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reloading context configuration file
Posted by John Holman <j....@qmul.ac.uk>.
Using tomcat 4.1.18, I can deploy an application by copying a context
configuration file (CCF) to the webapps directory. I can also make
changes to the WAR file referenced in the CCF, and Tomcat will notice
provided I stop the application first using Tomcat manager and start if
afterwards.
However I cannot find a way to have Tomcat see changes in the CCF
itself, short of stopping and restarting the container. It seems that
once the application is autodeployed the container caches the contents
of the CCF. Removing the CCF or changing its contents appears to have no
effect.
I would have expected that when the application is stopped and then
started the CCF should be re-read to pick up any changes. Is there a way
to make this happen?
(By the way I know about the ant deploy task but am exploring alternatives).
Thanks, John.
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Re: mod_jk2 and stickySession
Posted by NormW <no...@bocnet.com.au>.
Good evening Christian.
Have you set the jvmRoute parameter in each Tomcat, and the TomcatID (aka
route) for each JK worker?
Norm
----- Original Message -----
From: "Christian Traber" <ch...@traber-net.de>
To: <to...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Sunday, August 10, 2003 6:40 PM
Subject: mod_jk2 and stickySession
> Hi!
>
> I've configured jk2 with a loadbalancer and stickySession=1 and made
> a simple Testservlet with a getSession().
>
> I can see the JSESSION cookie in my browser but the loadbalancer
> still uses all workers and not only the worker with my session.
>
> What is going wrong?
>
> Regards,
> Christian
>
>
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Re: mod_jk2 and stickySession
Posted by NormW <no...@bocnet.com.au>.
Good evening Christian.
Have you set the jvmRoute parameter in each Tomcat, and the TomcatID (aka
route) for each JK worker?
Norm
----- Original Message -----
From: "Christian Traber" <ch...@traber-net.de>
To: <to...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Sunday, August 10, 2003 6:40 PM
Subject: mod_jk2 and stickySession
> Hi!
>
> I've configured jk2 with a loadbalancer and stickySession=1 and made
> a simple Testservlet with a getSession().
>
> I can see the JSESSION cookie in my browser but the loadbalancer
> still uses all workers and not only the worker with my session.
>
> What is going wrong?
>
> Regards,
> Christian
>
>
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