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IIOP and SOAP Failover in Static Clusters

Requirement: Clients should experience high-availability when accessing network services. Availability should be transparent and not require altering programs. Problem: Availability needs to work on multiple platforms and must not require additional hardware/software, other than the remoting system. Solution: Replicate the service in a cluster. Advertise all replica addresses. On client invocation, if a replica address fails, have the client remoting infrastructure try another