Is there any particular reason why you think Terracotta won't be useful? On the face of it, it seems like the perfect solution, but I may be misunderstanding the issues involved.
In the Terracotta kit, there's a DWR-based demo that uses Spring beans to distribute state for DWR objects across the cluster.
Cheers,
--Orion
Joe Walker-3 wrote:
There is an interface: ScriptSessionManager which allows script sessions to
be replicated across nodes. It should be possible to implement this
interface using a JBoss tree cache in place of a HashMap quite easily.
Some work has already been done with Terracotta, but I doubt that will be
particularly useful.
Joe.
On Dec 24, 2007 10:17 PM, Andrew <gospel@navy.dp.ua> wrote:
> Hi, dear DWR developers!
>
> Our Java web application using DWR without any problems.
> But now we are decided to setup clustered environment (based on JBoss
> AS) and encountered the problem with DWR, because it works properly only
> on single node, and doesn't replicate any necessary data across the
> whole cluster, so now we are seeking the solution how to enforce DWR to
> work
> in the cluster.
> Can you advise us something? Does DWR already has clustering support,
> or it will be implemented in further releases?
> It's very important for us to find the solution, so please help us
> with advice.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> With deep respect,
> Andrew
> J2EE-Developer,
> Ukraine.
>
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