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Messages processed by only 1 java server node

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In our XI system, even though we have multiple java server nodes, the messages are processed by only 1 node, has anyone seen this before .

thx

Jonu Joy

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ravi_raman2
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jonu,

When you configure the channels then use the web Dispatcher to configure them, that will route the messages across both the nodes.

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Ravi Raman

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Jonu,

In our XI system, even though we have multiple java server nodes, the messages are processed by only 1 node, has anyone seen this before .

It completely depends on the load of the server and the adapter type. If the PI server is having heavy flow of messages, then the adapter server nodes fluctuates from one to another, hence doing the load balancing act. In other situation, it keeps on working on the same node.

Having more than one server node definitely helps in increasing the performance of PI server. We are having 4 server nodes on our Production environment and have noticed multiple pros.

Hope this helps.

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Neetesh

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Hi jonu joy,

could you please refer which has some good points whcih may help you in understanding the java nodes and performance related things

I think it is not adviced generally to have many java nodes.

similar forum [ thread |;

refer for some FAQ's here: http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-25454

[preferred practices for performance optimization|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/90aa3190-8386-2b10-c4ba-ced67322e...]

Regards,

Srinivas

VijayKonam
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Did you configure the communication channels for other Java nodes? like the additional adapter engines that you have?

VJ