A good solution has been the modification of ArtifactoryHome class so that it recovers the appropiate artifactory.home property value according to the given instance. You can deploy two or more Artifactory instances simultaneously in the same servlet container without problems. Contact me if you want more additional information ([email protected]). The next problem is Tomcat tuning because two Art. instances consume al lot of Permgen memory. My advice: do not try fix it by unifying access to libraries. This solution affers a lot of problems with static variables and contexts. The best (not always possible, I know) solution is including more memory to Permgen space in your JAVA_OPTS. -- View this message in context: http://forums.jfrog.org/Two-Artifactory-instances-One-Tomcat-tp5955678p6010852.html Sent from the Artifactory - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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