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| − | Workspace Web Edition & Web Services supports any third-party load balancer that supports sticky sessions. | + | Workspace Web Edition & Web Services supports any third-party load balancer that supports sticky sessions. You should configured session affinity (sticky sessions) based on <tt>JSESSIONID</tt>. |
| − | + | Your load balancer must also support web sockets if they are used as the transport for unsolicited notifications in [[CometD|CometD]]. | |
| − | + | {{NoteFormat|If you use Workspace Web Edition and your load balancer supports web sockets, you must enable this feature in Workspace Web Edition by setting the [[Documentation:HTCC:IWWDep:Application:8.5.2#system.notif.enabled-websocket|system.notif.enabled-websocket]] option to <tt>true</tt>.}} | |
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| − | {{NoteFormat|If you use Workspace Web Edition and your load balancer supports web sockets, you must enable this feature in Workspace Web Edition by setting the [[Documentation:HTCC:IWWDep:Application:8.5.2#system.notif.enabled-websocket|system.notif.enabled-websocket]] option to true.}} | ||
[[Category:V:HTCC:8.5.2]] | [[Category:V:HTCC:8.5.2]] | ||
Revision as of 18:36, April 3, 2015
Load Balancing
Workspace Web Edition & Web Services supports any third-party load balancer that supports sticky sessions. You should configured session affinity (sticky sessions) based on JSESSIONID.
Your load balancer must also support web sockets if they are used as the transport for unsolicited notifications in CometD.
Important
If you use Workspace Web Edition and your load balancer supports web sockets, you must enable this feature in Workspace Web Edition by setting the system.notif.enabled-websocket option to true.
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