Hi all,
I set up two JBoss instances in cluster, and I have my JMS clients able to connect to the two instances and to correctly manage the shutdown of one of them. I did this by using JNDI (by configuring "org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory" as initial context factory).
Now I would like to make my JMS clients connect to JBoss using HTTP Tunneling.
I'm able to make JMS clients connect to a single instance of JBoss using HTTP Tunneling (by using "org.jboss.naming.HttpNamingContextFactory" as initial context factory and the JNDIFactory servlet as provider URL). I tried to do the same with the two clustered JBoss instances, but it didn't work...
I also tried to configure the HAJNDIFactory servlet as provider URL, but I wasn't able to set it up correctly (I had an exception thrown during the JBoss startup).
Finally, I am not even sure that it is possible to use the JBoss high availability with HTTP Tunneling...
Some help? Is it possible to use HTTP Tunneling with JMS-HA? If yes, what did I do wrong in the JMS clients and JBoss configurations? How can I correctly configure the HAJNDIFactory servlet (if it is the one that I should use)?
Thanks in advance,
Flavio
Yes HAJNDI works over HTTP.
Questions about HAJNDI belong in the clustering forum.
When you repost it there, make sure you include your configuration, otherwise
it will just be ignored.