LOCAL and REMOTE group-handler in wildfly domain configuration

[craigmjones96]

Hi,

I have read about the group-handler configuration in hornetq and the fact that I should define a LOCAL one in the main node and REMOTE in all the other nodes.

But i was wondering how this works with a Wildfly clustered installation as from my understanding, The domain controller reads all its configuration from the domain.xml of the main server, then all the other nodes use the host file... which points back to the main server for its configuration.

How can i define the REMOTE group-handlers on the other nodes, does it go in the host.xml somewhere or is there something i am missing?

Thanks

[jbertram]

This would be a question for the Wildfly forum.

[jbertram]

I believe you can either use a different profile or use property substitution.

[jmesnil]

You have to use 2 different profiles: one for the LOCAL and another for the REMOTE grouping-handler.

Or, if that's the only difference between your 2 nodes, you can use an expression to define the grouping-handler type:

<grouping-handler name="grouping-handler">
  <type>${grouping-handler.type}</type>

  ....

</grouping-handler>

and use system properties to distinguish between your 2 nodes.