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Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2008 21:55:35 +0100 (CET)
Subject: Re: Jackrabbit clustering Questions
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Jackrabbit is able to resolve System properties in the repository.xml with
the ${} syntax.

You probably have a System property for the server name, which must be
unique in a cluster (on Weblogic, this property is "weblogic.Name", so you
would use ${weblogic.Name} into the cluster node id).

BR,

St�phane

Le Mer 19 novembre 2008 20:06, seemamani a �crit :
>

> Thanks Stephane. I used version 1.3 because Drools BRMS 4.0.7 comes with
> it. I will look at the upgrade options. Could you please help me with my
> 4th
> question, this is only a conceptual one.
>
>> 4. According to the clustering documentation, the cluster id needs to
>> be unique on a node. In my case, I have 2 server instances running on
>> each WAS node which is a physical machine. That means the 2 server
>> instances will share the same repository.xml, and the cluster id would be
>> the same for them. How to handle this?
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