On Tue, 7 Nov 2000 11:37:52 -0000, Peter Delahunty
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Ok I have visions of the holy grail now....
>
>Rickard Wrote:
>>We have also done tests that shows that if you run jBoss and Tomcat in
>the same JVM, then servlets calling EJB's can take as little as 0.4 ms
>per call. We are working on integrating other servlet engines as well at
>this point (Resin, Jetty, and Enhydra).
>
>My problem is I am Using "Servlet Filters" the new "Kick-ass" pre/post
>servlet invocation mechanism from V2.3 and only Orion currently supports
>this. But if Jboss is as fast as you say it is and plus (major added bonus)
>I can tweak it then I might well run JBoss as my EJB Server and Orion as my
>Servlet Engine.
>
>Do you reckon it is easy to get the Orion servlet engine and Jboss running
>in the same VM. If i can fish out the Servlet Engine stuff from Orion
>(probably easy everything is split into Jar files) then can I configure
>JBoss to run Orion's servlet Engine in the same VM as it's self...
*LOL* Yeah, I guess it should be possible (the integration we did with
Tomcat was quite straightforward and non-intrusive), but Karl (my buddy,
yeah he lives almost next door, from Orion) would kill me for it ;-)
We don't have any resources to do that integration, but if you're up for
it you can look at how we integrated Tomcat and apply the same strategy
on Orion. Could work actually, depending a bit on how the deployment
process in Orion works (we need to get it to pick up an application
classloader to make it really speedy). If you're satisfied with copying
EJB call parameters (still damn fast if in-VM) then it is no problem at
all (that I can think of).
If you're interested in doing this, subscribe to the jboss-dev mailing,
download our Tomcat integration from CVS, and see what you can do. Good
luck! (And should you fail this we will naturally deny any knowledge of
you or your mission..)
regards,
Rickard
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