What happens if connection to remote process provider is lost?
Recently someone asked me:
"What happens if I am consuming the process from a project area that is on another machine and that machine goes down. Can I still use the process on the machine my consumer is on?"
I decided to share the answer with the jazz.net community in case others want to know the same thing.
I will answer this in my next post.
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Martha (Ruby) Andrews
Jazz Foundation L3 Developer
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If the provider machine goes down, the consumers will continue to operate. There may be warnings in the log and a warning will appear if someone opens the project area in a project area editor, but the process will continue to be enforced.
The way sharing across machines works, there is a local copy of the process stored on the consumer machine. The copy is updated whenever there is a change to the process on the provider machine. So, if the provider goes down, the consumer continues with whatever the process was when the provider went down.
Ruby
Martha (Ruby) Andrews
Jazz Foundation L3.
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