Christoph Begall wrote:
Phoenix is the only one that is released, which one has the features you need depends on the features you need :)Some sample questions I would like to learn about: - What is Phoenix, Merlin and Fortress, are they essentially the same, are they all containers? If so which one should I choose?
For Phoenix: you end up with a foo.sar file, which is the equivalent to Tomcat's WAR webapp. I suggest you check out jakarta-avalon-apps, it has a couple of demo SARs, which will get you started.- From the things I read on the mailing list it seems to me, that I could package a component (a block?) in a jar, just like a webapp for tomcat. Is that right? How do I do that?
Phoenix offers a deploy/undeploy semantic, so you could have many apps running under one instance of Phoenix and selectively undeploy/deploy a single app. Of course, when an app is undeployed it's not running anymore, so that is probably not what you're looking for.- If I wrote some kind of network daemon, using TCP/IP connections I could use lots of stuff in excalibur. How can I establish a kind of architecture where some of the classes can be reloaded into the system without stopping the daemon?
In my mind it's inherently unsafe to mess with the classloader, when you're running under a restricted environment such as an application server like Phoenix, but maybe others can tell you something more.
Ulrich
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