> 1) In Weblogic, CF has to be deployed as an exploded war / 
> ear (as i recall, this has something to do with needing read 
> / write access to the license.properties file). This means 
> that the ear or war has to be uploaded to each machine in the 
> cluster, exploded, deployed from the weblogic console, and 
> then the license information needs to be updated separately 
> in each instance using the cf admin (although i think there 
> are "cluster friendly" serial numbers available). Contrast 
> this with a "normal" java web app, where you upload the 
> war/jar/rar/ear using a web form on the weblogic console and 
> it is automatically deployed on all of the machines in the cluster.

Yes, I believe Adobe can take care of the license number issue for you. In
that case, I would think that you could avoid exploding the EAR file,
although I don't have enough experience with WebLogic to say for sure.

> 2) You have to deploy a full cf instance every time. Even if 
> your app is a simple five pager that doesn't need scheduled 
> tasks,web services, or whatever - you still need to deploy 
> hundreds of megabytes of code, which does affect memory usage 
> and startup time for you app server.

Yes, CF is big and heavy, and includes a lot of stuff. In your case, this
might not be the best option. But, if you want to be able to deploy a
self-contained EAR or WAR, and be sure that it'll work, I don't see how you
could avoid embedding the CF engine and all the moving parts required by CF.


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