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Lost Sessions on Clustering

 
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Hi all,

I tried to deploy a project on a Glassfish 3.1.2.2 Cluster for several weeks now, but have some replication issues.

I have a Glassfish cluster of 2 nodes with 2 instances each.
Now I want to deploy an Application, but apparently the Session is not handled the right way. Using a simple JSP Page just showing session information for testing session replication everything seems fine.
Using our JSF 2.0 / Primefaces GUI the session sometimes replicates the right way, sometimes the server creates a new Session. This even happens staying on the same cluster-instance…

Unfortunately this is not replicable..

The server-logs do not really help a lot..

I brought the problem down to a simple application containing the informations from the simple JSP page to see if the session is newly created, but using JSF 2.0 now.
The problem is still the same, although it seems to be more replicable. Staying an the same instance is keeping the session. Changing the instance sill keeps the session but the first action on the new instance creates a new session. Reason seems to be "session expired" although session timeout is configured to 30 min.

Does anyone have an idea where to go on??

Here is the example code if it will help:



 
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This problem is almost certainly a deployment/configuration issue, not a code issue. Even if the log responses don't appear helpful, making them apparent is better than not.

Could you show us how your cluster is configured? The deployment descriptors, if any, would also help.
 
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Hi.
Thank you for response.
I am not sure if you mean the domain.xml or only the web.xml..

This is the web.xml:


I tried to put the domain.xml as attachment - but it does not seem to work - so here is the (long) code...

 
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