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1. Re: LoadBalancing messages using the same connection
jbertram Jun 12, 2015 9:49 AM (in response to mylos78)What you want is server-side message load-balancing.
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2. Re: LoadBalancing messages using the same connection
mylos78 Jun 15, 2015 4:00 AM (in response to jbertram)Hi Justin,
thanks a lot for your reply. From what I understand, server side load balancing can be used for connections between nodes of the cluster. In my case, the client is a remote client.
If my understanding is not correct, can you advice me what to use as connection String on the client side (e.g. remote://host1:4447,remote://host2:4447). to make use of server side load balancing?
Thanks
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3. Re: LoadBalancing messages using the same connection
jbertram Jun 15, 2015 10:02 AM (in response to mylos78)From what I understand, server side load balancing can be used for connections between nodes of the cluster. In my case, the client is a remote client.
Your understanding is incorrect. Server-side message load-balancing works on any messages no matter where they come from.
...can you advice me what to use as connection String on the client side (e.g. remote://host1:4447,remote://host2:4447). to make use of server side load balancing?
Server-side message load-balancing is configured on the server, not the client.