Thanks for the reply Pierre. So the current design is that each web store is a separate web application attached to a particular tenantId?
I was thinking of a single web application that is connected to the appropriate database in similar manner to the way the back-end works. The tenantId would be passed either in the URL or tenantId in the login widget as currently in the back end. The majority of my experience has been in MS .NET, IIS, etc. As a result I might be over thinking this ... I'm thinking that the management overhead of say 500 web applications on the disk would become tedious. More importantly, I'm wondering if/how much performance penalty would there be to running multiple web applications rather than one web application for all sites. Is this a valid concern with Tomcat? Do you have a gut feel for whether reducing such performance concern would be worth the dev effort? Thanks, Gareth. -- View this message in context: http://ofbiz.135035.n4.nabble.com/Multi-tenant-ecommerce-tp3888115p3889648.html Sent from the OFBiz - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
