Deploying in cluster env

HI,
we have a clustered env for our production system. i defined a track and set up the runtime systems. since our production box is a clustered environoment, i specified the SDM hostname as the host on which the central instance is running.
so when i try to transport, until QA everything is  fine (as they are non - clustered), but while trying to import particluar assembly to production, the error shown in deploy log is
Error: An error occured while starting a cluster instance.
Error: There is no control instance running in the cluster:
Name:JM_T1137182930718_hostname |Host:hostname |State:5|
Info:|Name:JC_hostname                      |Host:hostname                         |State:5|
Info:Please check if there are running cluster instances.
do i need to configure something in SDM of our central instance?
please help us.
Thanks

This sounds like a bug to me. I'd suggest you contact [email protected]
-- Rob
Lars M wrote:
We are running WL 8.1 SP2
When the administration server is running, our ear is deployed to a cluster (2
managed instances on 2 different nodes) using stage mode, and everything is fine.
The problem:
Afterwards, if we try to start a managed server when the administraion server
is down, the managed server cannot activate the deployed application. It reports
that the application path is invalid.
The application path stored in the config.xml (and msi-config.xml) is the upload
path of the administration server (e.g. DOMAIN_HOME/adminserver/upload/OurApp.ear)
- and of course this path is only available on the node where the admin server
is running - and NOT on another hw node where the managed server is running.
Why is the managed server trying to open the original "source" application?
Especially when the application is staged?
Thanks
Lars

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