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#The JNLP file contains the information to make the second connection to the application server, through which all application communication is routed thereafter. A sample of this part of the JNLP file is included below:\\<application-desc main-class="com.highlinecorp.professional.EPersonality">
#The JNLP file contains the information to make the second connection to the application server, through which all application communication is routed thereafter. A sample of this part of the JNLP file is included below:\\
{{{
<application-desc main-class="com.highlinecorp.professional.EPersonality">
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A configuration file has been created on the server which contains a comma-separated list of all available application instances as well as a report server instance. A sample of the file is included below:\\ \\#Format: reportHost=xxx|port,yyy|port
A configuration file has been created on the server which contains a comma-separated list of all available application instances as well as a report server instance. A sample of the file is included below:
{{{
#Format: reportHost=xxx|port,yyy|port
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reportHosts=http://phobos.highlinecorp.com:7779/ePersonality_AS07@12413\\ \\A system administrator can add to the list in this file as more instances become available, or restrict the list in this file, and changes are picked up in a matter of seconds. This can reduce downtime by redirecting clients to another instance whenever a new EAR is deployed, or if there is ever a problem with the server and it needs to be restarted.
reportHosts=http://phobos.highlinecorp.com:7779/ePersonality_AS07@12413
}}}
A system administrator can add to the list in this file as more instances become available, or restrict the list in this file, and changes are picked up in a matter of seconds. This can reduce downtime by redirecting clients to another instance whenever a new EAR is deployed, or if there is ever a problem with the server and it needs to be restarted.
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A small Java servlet was built into the application to 'serve up' this information to applications when users want to connect. The servlet will iterate over the list for every login, such that the first user logging in will be directed to the first server in the list, the second user login will be directed to the second server in the list, and so on. The servlet will continually repeat through the list in an effort to distribute online users evenly over the available applications. Each client will also retrieve the report server information, in the event they wish to run a report at any time during their session.\\ \\The servlet can be tested by opening (the following sample) URLs in a web browser and refreshing to get new connection information saved in the configuration file:
A small Java servlet was built into the application to 'serve up' this information to applications when users want to connect. The servlet will iterate over the list for every login, such that the first user logging in will be directed to the first server in the list, the second user login will be directed to the second server in the list, and so on. The servlet will continually repeat through the list in an effort to distribute online users evenly over the available applications. Each client will also retrieve the report server information, in the event they wish to run a report at any time during their session.
The servlet can be tested by opening (the following sample) URLs in a web browser and refreshing to get new connection information saved in the configuration file:
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An example of a stand-alone application is one application instance to one database. With the exception of stand-alone applications, all instances must define the deployment type as one of the following JVM arguments:
An example of a stand-alone application is one application instance to one database. All instances must define the deployment type as one of the following JVM arguments:
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-Dcom.highlinecorp.deployment=standAlone (not needed, but available for future use)
-Dcom.highlinecorp.deployment=standAlone
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