Currently we have 4 WLS clusters, with the same EJB (let's call it EJB-A) deployed to each cluster. These EJBs use a config file to retrieve a user id to login to perform some work. Right now each EJB-A has a config file with distinct user ids in it because no user id can be used at the same time.
So, the scenario is as follows:
Cluster 1 - EJB-A deployed, references config file with user ID's 1,2,3
Cluster 2 - EJB-A deployed, references config file with user ID's 4,5,6
Cluster 3 - EJB-A deployed, references config file with user ID's 7,8,9
Cluster 4 - the same, you get the picture...
What I want to do is have a shared resource across all of these clusters so that the EJBs can share a config file (or service) so that each EJB knows which user IDs are currently being used.
Any ideas??
So, the scenario is as follows:
Cluster 1 - EJB-A deployed, references config file with user ID's 1,2,3
Cluster 2 - EJB-A deployed, references config file with user ID's 4,5,6
Cluster 3 - EJB-A deployed, references config file with user ID's 7,8,9
Cluster 4 - the same, you get the picture...
What I want to do is have a shared resource across all of these clusters so that the EJBs can share a config file (or service) so that each EJB knows which user IDs are currently being used.
Any ideas??