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Date: Tue, 15 May 2012 13:19:13 +0200 (CEST)
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 Hi Jukka,
 my name is Nicole and I'm dealing with JackRabbit clustering.
 Please, could you explain me how clustering works?
It's not clear for me understand if all cluster nodes make write operation, 
or
 il only the master instance does it.
 In my application I would like to improve write performance,
 could it be setting a cluster a good solution, or this approach improves 
only
 read operations?
 Thank you very much,
 kind regards,
 Nicole


 P.S: please note that my running JR instance use Persistance Manager on SQL
 Server, and a datastore on file system.