How do I Configure Message Server Cluster Using XML?

You can configure a Message Server Cluster in Pramati Server in the following ways:

• Using the Administration Service. For details, read How do I configure Message Server cluster using the Server Administration Service?
• Using NodeCreator Utlity - as explained in this chapter.

When a JMS clustered node is created by default using the NodeCreator utility, it uses the filestore for persistence. But the filestore is not supposed to be used in a JMS cluster. You can provide the DB-based persistence configuration to the NodeCreator while creating the JMS cluster.

JMS cluster can be created using the Pramati NodeCreator, which can be started with the nodecreator.bat or nodecreator.sh file in <install_dir>\server\bin directory.

There are three steps involved in creating a JMS cluster:

1. Creating a topology.xml file with the node configuration and cluster configuration persistence
2. Creating a configuration.xml file with the DB-based persistence configuration for JMS Messages
3. Creating nodes

Related Topics:

• How do I configure Message Server cluster?
• How do I configure Message Server cluster using the Server Administration Service?
• How do I add Nodes to Message Server cluster?
• How do I start Message Server cluster?
• How do I connect to cluster?
• How do I view Message Server node details?
• How do I modify Message Server cluster configuration?
• How do I stop Message Server node?
• How do I stop and delete cluster?
• How do I run client for Message Server cluster?
• How do I manage cluster nodes?
• How do I create topology.xml file?
• How do I create configuration.xml File?
• How do I create DataSources?
• How do I configure DB-based persistence for JMS messages in clustered nodes?
• How do I deploy applications on clusters using topology.xml?
• How do I create nodes?
• How do I start clusters created by NodeCreator?

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