Do the Cache, CacheStore, and CacheLoader all need to run in the same JVM?

do the Cache, CacheStore, and CacheLoader all need to run in the same JVM?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.

they can be in differnt DP with no problem.
Now question:
1-MOH multicast/Unicast? (Multicast MOH ONLY support G711, so that could explain changing the DP fixnig the problem)
[You can create a DP/region for MOH if multicast to talk G711 to everybody and the problem will get fix]
Please Kudos/rate if this help!

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I hope you also checked the IPCKEY (and all other identifiers of that kind)
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>
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Hi Eduardo,
thx for ur reply.
I wud like to know how to make this "binding a stub".
wat i'm using is binding an object only.
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and ofcourse defining it as a start up class in the weblogic.properties
file.
Can u pls explain how to do "binding a stub"
thx,
Manohar
Eduardo Ceballos wrote in message <[email protected]>...
Presuming that the start up class binds itself into the jndi tree, then itonly depends on what you bind: binding a stub results in the RMI runtime
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overhead.
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Hi,
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hope guys here in the forum will help me as you guys always did.
Naqqash
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Enum FTP Events.vi ‏14 KB

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That's not true. WebLogic supports a non-secure and secure listener port at the
same time. That was one of the selling points for my organization.
Michael Girdley wrote:
If, you mean the same port on two different IP addresses, then the answer is
yes.
If, you mean two different ports on the same IP address, then the answer is
no.
Thanks,
Michael
Michael Girdley
Product Manager, WebLogic Server & Express
BEA Systems Inc
fxy <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:8fdk99$t9$[email protected]..
<URGENT QUESTION>
I'd like to know if weblogic can support two ports at the same time.
thank you in advance.
<URGENT QUESTION>

Well, the question was really meant to see if any change was made to WL to support
this, not because I didn't believe Michael Girdley.
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to add this support.
"Mike Reiche" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
If you don't believe Michael Girdley, then I don't know why you would
believe anyone
else. I believe the answer is still 'no'.
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- so just
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them at
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Mike
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on one
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to
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them.
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Anil
"Michael Girdley" <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm sorry, to clarify my statement: I was speaking about nonsecure
communications. Weblogic can only support one listener port at a time.
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Michael
Michael Girdley
Product Manager, WebLogic Server & Express
BEA Systems Inc
Allen Akers <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
That's not true. WebLogic supports a non-secure and secure listenerport
at the
same time. That was one of the selling points for my organization.
Michael Girdley wrote:
If, you mean the same port on two different IP addresses, then
the
answer is
yes.
If, you mean two different ports on the same IP address, then theanswer
is
no.
Thanks,
Michael
Michael Girdley
Product Manager, WebLogic Server & Express
BEA Systems Inc
fxy <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
<URGENT QUESTION>
I'd like to know if weblogic can support two ports at the same
time.
thank you in advance.
<URGENT QUESTION>

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4. redo 1.
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Or make two sessions in your session.xml file, one named mysession_1 and the other mysession_2.
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Guy

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