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J2EE TimerService with clusters

 
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Hi!

I have a question regarding the J2EE 1.4 TimerService within clusters. Let�s assume I have a cluster with N servers and I create a timer on server X. Is this timer visible to all servers in the cluster of just in server X, that is, if I use the getTimers() method to get all the existent timers will the result be the same in every server of the cluster?

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You will need to refer to your EJB vendor's documentation to answer this question.
 
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