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April 27, 2008
Resin on Terracotta, anyone?
posted by ari
Emil Ong introduced himself to us at Terracotta a couple of months ago. We had a short conversation and he mentioned he was going to start Terracotta integration shortly. I haven't heard much from Emil since; just a polite word here or there like, "everything's fine." I was just about to reach out and see if he needed any help when I found this.
Now you can run Resin on Terracotta for:
- clustered servlet session
- straight DSO / clustered POJO
- PHP-based apps
Everyone, go ahead and check it out.
NICELY DONE Emil!!!
--Ari
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Ari,
The post you link to gives a very good example of how to inject the session filter without resorting to code instrumentation however it does not address one of the central issues with terracotta intergration: ClassLoader naming. Sam at Resin was saying that the toString for the class loader should work but, unfortunately, since it contains the System.identityHashCode result in the string and, in the case of host and webapp class loaders the port number of the host, it is not appropriate as a name for the class loader.
I am working with IHG and we are looking at using Terracotta with Resin, if anyone else has any pointers as to how to get the class loaders named properly, I would love to hear about it.
Posted by: danapsimer at April 28, 2008 6:41 AM