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Pramati Server 3.5 Installation & Configuration Guide

5 Open the cluster-config.xml, and make the following changes:

Note: The number of nodes created in the xml must be equal to the number of <new folders> created

under <install_dir>/server/nodes.

Setting up an HA Message Server Cluster

To set up a HA Message Server cluster node:

1 Create the Node Directory and copy the configuration files required for a Message Server node as

mentioned in Table 2.

2 Add cluster declaration in server_config.xml. Make sure the JMS Service is also enabled and

Web and EJB are disabled.

<!--Note: You can change the port value to the port

being used.-->

<service name="DeployService" enabled="true" Set enabled="false"

<service name="WebContainer" enabled="true" Set enabled="false"

<service name="EJBContainer" enabled="true" Set enabled="false"

<service name="JMSService" Set enabled="true"

<service name="ClusterService" enabled="false" Set enabled="true"

<configuration-persistence use="file"> <configuration-persistence use="db">

<property name="driver" value="" /> <property name="driver"

value="oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver"/>

<property name="url" value="" /> <property name="url"

value="jdbc:oracle:thin:@qadb:1521:qadb"/>

Table 38: Modifying the cluster-config.xml for configuring a Message Server Cluster

Tag with original value Change value to

<name>default</name> <name>jmsc1</name>

<computer-name>127.0.0.1</computer-name> <computer-name>127.0.0.1</computer-name>

Note: You can change the IP of your system here.

<naming-port>9191</naming-port> <naming-port>9191</naming-port>

Note: You can change the port value to the port being used.

<node-type>jms-cluster</node-type> <node-type>jms-cluster</node-type>

Table 37: Modifying the server-config.xml for configuring a Message Server Cluster

Tag with original value Change value to