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Subject: Re: test session's replication in tomcat cluster ?
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Stephane Lorin wrote:
> Hi,
> 
>  
> 
> I've just configure a tomcat cluster and i would like to know how could i
> test that and see the data were replicated on my second node.
> 

I am sure that several people on this list are already busy sharpening 
their knives to send you pointed answers requesting at least *some* 
details of your configuration.

Before that however, I would like to join my voice and ask, naively, 
/if/ one would take the question above as it is, and assume that the 
Tomcat was the latest version 6.0.24, and assuming that the clustering 
setup was correct, and assuming that there are only two Tomcats, and 
assuming any other set of standard assumptions,
is there any general method applicable to at least see if it seems to be 
working ?
And if not, what would be the minimum set of information needed to 
provide such a method ?


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