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1. Re: Share DataSource across multiple JBoss servers
davidjencks May 16, 2002 9:10 AM (in response to max_goff)This is not possible, nor do I see why it should be. Perhaps you need to reduce the maxsize in the pools.
IMO if you wish to run many servers against one db instance you should make sure the db instance is configured to handle the load.
Is there some reason you don't give each developer their own copy of the database? -
2. Re: Share DataSource across multiple JBoss servers
max_goff May 16, 2002 9:58 AM (in response to max_goff)OK David... thanks. I get it. Just one thing I need to know now.
I have configured OracleDS on my machine to have MaxSize=5. With this setting, I am assuming JBoss will open a maximum of 5 sessions from my machine in Oracle(Oracle installed on a different machine). i.e. if I were to look in Oracle Enterprise Manager for the number of sessions opened from my machine, at any time I expect the number not to exceed 5. But I can see that the number is more than 5; sometimes 15 or 17 or something like that. Help me out here... -
3. Re: Share DataSource across multiple JBoss servers
davidjencks May 16, 2002 5:22 PM (in response to max_goff)Which jboss?? I remember someone complaining about something like this with a 2.? version, which I would rather not get into. If it is jboss 3 rc2 or later I would be very interested in the details.
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4. Re: Share DataSource across multiple JBoss servers
max_goff May 17, 2002 12:18 PM (in response to max_goff)We have JBoss3alpha. Should we move to jboss3rc2?
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5. Re: Share DataSource across multiple JBoss servers
davidjencks May 18, 2002 12:05 AM (in response to max_goff)You should definitely move to rc2. I think alpha still had the code that may have had that problem. You will have to replace your datasource configuration completely. Samples are in docs/examples/jca. Read them carefully, you have to set up a *-service.xml file and also an entry in login-conf.xml.