The Load-balanced Group distributes the messages (load) arriving at it among a set of listed endpoints or static members by evaluating the load balancing policy and other relevant parameters.
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loadBalanceelement allows to list the set of endpoints or static members among which the load has to be distributed. These endpoints can belong to any endpoint type (see Address Endpoint , WSDL Endpoint , Default Endpoint ,Configuring Failover Endpoints ). For example, Failover Endpoints can be listed inside the Load-balance endpoint to load balance between failover groups etc.
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| Parameter Name | Description |
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| Endpoint Name | This parameter is used to enter a unique name for the endpoint. |
| Algorithm | The algorithm on which the load balancing is based. Round Robin is the default algorithm. You can also load a custom algorithm. Instructions for creating a custom algorithm are included in this article. |
| Session Management | A session management method from the load balancing group. The possible values are as follows.
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| Session Timeout (Mills) | The number of milliseconds after which the session would time out. |
| Add Child | Click this link to add a child endpoint. The required endpoint type can be selected from the list and a section displaying parameters relevant to the selected endpoint type will appear. You can add as many endpoints as required to the load-balance group. See the details of child endpoints in Address Endpoint , WSDL Endpoint , and Configuring Failover Endpoints . |
| Add Property | Click this link to add properties to the load-balance endpoint. See Properties Reference for details of the available properties. |
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