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Nimret Sandhu wrote:
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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...
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> absolutely! you can run as many instances of apache/jserv that you want as
> long as you have the horsepower =)
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> 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
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> 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.
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> btw, i dont know if anyone has been able to run jsdk 2.0 on m$'s vm
>
Back in the days, I tried to run JServ 1.0 beta w/ JSDK 2.0 on a MS VM
(for performance testing) and it gave me no problems... (AFAICR!)
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