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1. Re: Convert HA-JNDI Proxies to Remoting (JBAS-3151)
brian.stansberry Aug 23, 2006 1:42 PM (in response to brian.stansberry)See http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=87198 for a problem created by the use of RMI for this service (or any clustered service.) Basically, if separate networks are used for client and internal cluster traffic, a node cannot start and join the cluster if the client network is down. The RMI stubs that the DRM distributes around the cluster try to contact their origin server upon deserilization; this fails because the client network is down.
Not a huge problem, but it prevents the server starting properly and then becoming automagically usable when the client network is restored. -
2. Re: Convert HA-JNDI Proxies to Remoting (JBAS-3151)
tom.elrod Sep 11, 2006 11:38 PM (in response to brian.stansberry)I talked with Scott earlier today about unifying the different proxy factory approaches being used into one AOP based one (basically abstracting out the one used within ejb3 so that is usable by all the projects). Would sit on top of remoting transport, but allow for interceptor configuration (just as with any of the proxies created now).
Figured would be good to start discussion in forum first and see if can work out some of the high level issues (and since would be the proxy used for jndi/hajndi, figured this topic would be a good one).