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> The problem is that when I run two instances of Apache, I am able to
> run servlets only from the first instance. So, I am wondering if it is
> possible to run two instances of JServ using different virtual machines...
absolutely! you can run as many instances of apache/jserv that you want as
long as you have the horsepower =)
just create new config files for both apache ( /apache/conf) and jserv
/jserv/conf) and change the ports that they communicate on. so, you could
have apache running on ports 80, 81, 82 and so on and jserv instances
running on ports 8007, 8008 and so on. just remmember to have the correct
settings in the config files ( pointing to the correct JServ instances). you
might have to play around with the classpaths also to make sure that they
are pointing to the correct vm, etc
in fact, i once had 10 apache/jserv combos running on a wintel box ( and no
blue screen either!). the performance wasnt all that bad either.
btw, i dont know if anyone has been able to run jsdk 2.0 on m$'s vm
regs,
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Nimret Sandhu
Dev Geek
EC Direct Corp
http://www.ecdirect.com
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