[Building Sakai] Webservices in a cluster?

[Sam Ottenhoff]

  We work around this by hitting a Tomcat node directly via a Tomcat 
HTTP listener.  So if Sakai is being fronted by Apache via mod_jk, we 
open a private HTTP listener on Tomcat (private network only) and run 
webservices directly against the Tomcat HTTP listener.

--Sam

On 8/11/2010 1:44 PM, Maurer, Christopher Wayne wrote:
> What are folks doing about webservices running against a cluster?
>
> If I call login from SakaiLogin.jws, it gives me back a session (on a particular node).  If I then make some other call passing that session id, it may be serviced by a different node and be unable to find that session.
>
> I have not done too much with webservices before so am not fully read up on them!  We are running 2.6-ish.
> I've been looking around a bit here:
> http://confluence.sakaiproject.org/display/WEBSVCS/Home
> But haven't seen anything that has been terribly helpful.
>
> Chris
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