Table of Contents

• GlassFish ESB Clustering
• Creating a GlassFish Cluster
• Adding a GlassFish ESB Component to a Cluster
• Modifying Server Properties for GlassFish ESB Components in a Cluster
• Implementing Business Processes in a Cluster
• Implementing the IEP Service Engine in a Cluster
• Implementing the XSLT Service Engine in a Cluster
• Implementing the Java EE Service Engine in a Cluster
• Implementing the Data Mashup Service Engine in a Cluster
• Implementing the Database Binding Component in a Cluster
• Implementing the File Binding Component in a Cluster
• Implementing the FTP Binding Component in a Cluster
• Implementing the HTTP Binding Component in a Cluster
• Implementing the JMS Binding Component in a Cluster
• Implementing the LDAP Binding Component in a Cluster
• Implementing the Scheduler Binding Component in a Cluster
• Deploying a Service Assembly to a Cluster
• Implementing Components for Standalone High Availability and Failover
  

Implementing the Java EE Service Engine in a Cluster

There are no configuration requirements to run the Java EE SE in a clustered environment. The Java EE SE is dependent on the following shared library:

• Sun WSDL Extension Library
  

To Add the Java EE Service Engine to the Cluster

1. Add the following shared library to the cluster as described in To Add a Shared Library to a Cluster:
   • sun-wsdl-ext-library
     
2. Add the Java EE SE to the cluster as described in To Add a GlassFish ESB Component to a Cluster.
   The name of the Java EE SE node in NetBeans is sun-javaee-engine.
   

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