Friday, May 21, 2004

Setting up OracleAS Clustering? Check Yer' Multicast Capabilities Our blogger-in-residence Mr Debu Panda forwarded me an email this week from someone who was trying to setup an OracleAS file based cluster in order to demonstrate our HttpSession failover capabilities, and who was getting an unexplained exception. Turns out that they didn't have a multicast enabled environment so our cluster enabled session listeners were throwing the underlying exceptions. To help people check first if they do have a multicast enabled environment, I've written a multicast client and server program which can be used to verify multicast is actually working, see Mutlicast Checker for more details. 4:00:40 PM    your say []

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Date	Title
5/21/2004	Mutlicast Checker
4/28/2004	OC4J as a Windows Service
4/23/2004	Using Form Based Authentication
4/20/2004	OC4J and MC4J
4/14/2004	OracleAS and getServerName
4/5/2004	Reset DMS Metrics
3/30/2004	Using the DOS for command to find a class
3/24/2004	A walk in the JCA park
3/19/2004	My spots have changed
3/16/2004	Ant deployment to OC4J
3/15/2004	Getting OC4J Admin Console to work in OC4J 9.0.4
2/27/2004	Simple JSR88 Java Client Example
2/27/2004	JSR88 Client Example
2/18/2004	An Adventure with Adventure Builder and getParameterMap
2/16/2004	Running OC4J with MX4J
2/12/2004	JMX Support in OC4J 10.0.3
2/12/2004	Configuring MBeans with OC4J