[opencms-dev] OpenCMS on multiple app servers

[Tomáš Adámek]

Hi,

well I were trying to do so but with no success. There is some settings 
in opencms xml config files (opencms.properties in older version of 
opencms), you can try to play with cache/files values. Pls let me know, 
if it will work for you, thx.

>Hi,
>Thanks for the inputs. I thought of it but since Appserver 2 would only be used when app server 1 is down, I think we will be able to minimize this. However, is there any documentation on how to invalidate cache on the other app server? I've  gone thru flex cache docs but haven't got too much of idea.
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>Any pointers would be appreciated.
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>BR,
>Apoorv
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>>[mailto:opencms-dev-bounces at opencms.org] On Behalf Of Tomáš Adámek
>>Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 3:41 PM
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>>Subject: Re: [opencms-dev] OpenCMS on multiple app servers
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>>Hello,
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>>there would be problem with internal opencms cache
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>>implementation - opencms clears the cache when the
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>>file/folder is published. So thats mean that if You will
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>>publish some document on app1 server, it will be flushed from
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>>cache - but app2 server has no mechanism to check if the
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>>content of file was changed, so it will still show old
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>>content of file until u will restart application.
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>>You will have to implement some notice mechanism to clear
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>>cache on app2 when you make publish action on app1 server.
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>>This problem was on opencms 5 but i think, that same cache
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>>mechanism is implemented on opencms 6 too.
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>>>Our requirement is that if the server running opencms is
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>>brought down,
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>>>the content editors will still be able to contribute content
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>>and users
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>>>will be able to access the site.
>>>For this, we are planning to have opencms deployed on two
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>>app servers.
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>>>There will be a single database and the app servers will NOT be
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>>>clustered. OpenCMS on both the app servers will access the same
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>>>database. Although this is not a completely fault tolerant
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>>system but
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>>>we are hoping to achieve our objective.
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>>>However, i'm not sure if there are any implications of this approach.
>>>For example, if we use App server A to publish content, will those
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>>>changes be reflected in App server B? I am assuming it will
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>>be the case
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>>>because VFS and the database will still be same.
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>>>we are using opencms 6.0.2 with weblogic.
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>>>Any inputs will be much appreciated.
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>>>BR,
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