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Determining if the LiveCycle Scheduler has Started in Cluster Mode
- Parth Pandya LiveCycle product blog has recently published a nice article that allows you to check if the LiveCycle scheduler has started properly in cluster mode or not. Thanks LiveCycle team for...
View ArticleLiveCycle Cluster Verification
On top of J2EE clustering, LiveCycle is clustered using Gemfire Distributed Cache. In cluster deployments, it is important that all the members of a LiveCycle cluster are able to find each other so...
View ArticleLiveCycle – Application Server Clustering Verification
When running Adobe LiveCycle in cluster mode, it is important to verify that the cluster is configured and started successfully. LiveCycle deployment has has twoclustering layers Application Server...
View ArticleLiveCycle ES2: This scheduler instance (SchedulerName) is still active but...
Issue If you are working with LiveCycle ES2 in a cluster you may notice the following message in the server log: org.quartz.impl.jdbcjobstore.JobStoreSupport findFailedInstances “This scheduler...
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