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Clustering Guide
Understanding the cluster configuration file : Defining EJB, WEB and JMS cluster tags
 

Defining EJB, WEB and JMS cluster tags

For an EJB/WEB cluster, the following information is required:
*The name attribute of <cluster> element should contain a unique name for the EJB cluster.
*The type attribute of the <cluster> element should be "ejb" or "web" as applicable.
*For each EJB/Web node in the cluster, specify a <node> element under the <nodes> in <cluster>.
*The name attribute of the <node> contains the unique name of the EJB/Web node.
*Under the <node> tag, the IP address of the EJB/Web node and the port on which it listens are specified with the <address>, <jndi-port>, <http-port> and <https-port>elements.
*Under the <node> tag, <oebps-home> element containing the BusinessManager folder location also needs to be specified.
For a JMS cluster, the following information is required:
*The name attribute of <cluster> element should contain a unique name for the JMS cluster.
*The type attribute of the <cluster> element should be "jms".
*The store attribute of the <cluster> element should be "db" for database persistence.
*For each JMS server in the cluster, specify a <node> element under the <nodes> in <cluster>.
*The name attribute of the <node> contains the unique name of the JMS server.
*Under the <node> tag, the IP address of the JMS server and the port on which it listens must be specified with the <address>, <jndi-port> elements.
*Under the <node> tag, <oebps-home> element containing the BusinessManager folder location also needs to be specified.