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Offline perryp

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Load Balanced GAD Hourglass on Login
« on: May 19, 2011, 10:41:50 AM »
Hello Everyone,
I have been scratching my head on this one for over a day now.  I have just installed GAD and Apache in a Load Balaced configuration across 2 servers and get the endless hourglass uppon logging on via the Apache URL.  I get logged in with no problems when I log in directly to the GAD instance via the URL with port number.  Here is my setup....

GAD Server A has Apache and 3 GAD Instances
GAD Server B has Apache and 3 GAD Instances
Each Apache is configured with compression, caching, and loadbalancing across all 6 GAD instances.
I have tried turning compression and caching off and I have tried reducing the load balance to each respective servers GAD instances.  I experience the same problem on both Apache servers.  I can hit the URL and get the login screen of one GAD.  I can also login properly.  But when the next frame opens, I get then endless hourglass.  If I hit the F5 key the page does come up.  I have cleared my browsers temp, cookies, etc...
I am stumpped here.  The Apache logs indicate that I might be getting a 403 error.  From what I can tell, the initial request to log in happens on one instance of GAD and the susiquent pages are attempting to come from another GAD.  I have verified that Sticky Sessions is True in Apache.  Has anyone had this happen to them?
I appreciate any assistance.
Thanks,
Perry

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Re: Load Balanced GAD Hourglass on Login
« Reply #1 on: May 19, 2011, 05:16:07 PM »
In case anyone is interested....  Patient Heal Thy Self...
The most certain way to clear this is to delete the .JAVA and .CLASS files from the work/catalina/... folders.  Then perform a "Check JSP Files" in the GAD Admin page.  This will force the rebuild of these files.  You might not need to delete the files but I wanted to make 100% certain they got created from scratch.

Thanks,
Perry