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From: Bob K. <py...@ce...> - 2003-11-04 08:38:05
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I think currently there is no support on scalability on Hermes yet. However, now we are designing the 1.0 version of Hermes so that scalability will be one of the issues to be considered. Currently I am designing the way to support multiple Hermes servlet to run on same database. For administered components you mentioned, can you give me some examples so that I can also consider it on the design? Other suggestions on Hermes are also welcomed. Regards, Bob Koon Tripathi, Ajit (GXS) wrote: > Hi, > > Hermes MSH is essentially a JAXM servlet with a lot more behind it. > > My question is - how does/would hermes scale w.r.t messaging > requirements? > > 1. Can hermes use administered components such as datasources, > connection pools etc (other than hermes' native connection pools). > 2. What conversational state is preserved in a servlet instance of > hermes MSH? Can different instances of Hermes MSH share the same > underlying resources? > 3. What are the other key considerations w.r.t deploying hermes > MSH in an app server ( e.g. weblogic) cluster? > > Has someone experimented with this? > > regards, > Ajit > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Patrick Yee [mailto:kc...@ce...] > Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 7:47 PM > To: ebx...@li... > Subject: Re: [ebxmlms-general] SMTP Port not configurable > > Ajit, > Ooops.. you are right. We will include it in our next release. > Thanks for your suggestion. > Regards, -Patrick > > > By the way, why is the SMTP port not configurable in > msh.properties.xml? > > <SMTP> > <Host>localhost</Host> > <User>ajitkt</User> > <Password>nainital</Password> > </SMTP> > > |