Enable or disable stateful session bean failover with the enterprise applications panel
Use the enterprise applications administrative console panel to enable or disable stateful session bean failover for all stateful session beans in the specified application.
Tasks
- Start the administrative console.
- Select Applications.
- Select Enterprise Applications.
- Select the application we want to work with.
- Under Additional Properties, select Stateful Session Bean Failover Settings. The Stateful Session Bean Failover Settings panel appears.
- Select Enable stateful session bean failover using memory to memory replication. This enables failover for all stateful session beans in this application. To disable the failover, clear this checkbox.
- Select our choice of Replication settings. We have a choice of two radio buttons:
- Use replication settings from EJB container
- If we select this button, any replication settings defined for this application are ignored.
to the system administrator: if we use this radio button, then memory to memory replication must be configured at the EJB container level. Otherwise, the settings on this panel are ignored by EJB container during server startup and the EJB container will log a message indicating that stateful session bean failover is not enabled for this application.
- Use application replication settings
- If we select this button, we override the EJB container settings. This button is disabled until we define a replication domain. This selection has a hyperlink to help we configure the replication settings. If no replication domains are configured, the link takes you to a panel where we can create one. If at least one domain is configured, the link takes you to a panel where we can select the replication settings to be used by the application.
- Select OK.
Related:
Stateful session bean failover for the EJB container Configure stateful session bean failover at the application level using scripting Stateful session beans failover settings (EJB modules) Stateful session beans failover settings (applications)