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Just take the ApJServMount command out of the base host and place one in each virtual
host section.
By default, all vhosts will inherit the mount from the base host but this can be
turned off (see ApJServMountCopy)
Whether or not to run different VM's is a separate issue - I'd suggest if it's for
development that you do. Then have each of the developer's run their own VM, perhaps
even on their own desktop system if you have a reasonably fast LAN.
For development, we have people run a full JServ setup (Apache and JServ) on their
desktop machines, and use a shared database server for JDBC. Development is on both
Linux and NT. We Linux boxes for testing, and for preproduction and live
systems we use multi-tiered clusters with FreeBSD (Apache), Linux (JServ) and Solaris
(Oracle).
Stefan Fägersten wrote:
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> Hi!
>
> I have a question concerning virtual hosts and servlet zones.
> In our development environment we have an apache with multiple virtual hosts (one
>for each developer). we are running jserv as our servlet engine. what i would like to
>have is that each servlet-zone was connected to one apache virtual host.
>
> what i want to accomplish is that each developer has it's own environment that he
>can mess with as much as he/her likes.
>
> i use namebased virtual hosts which works fine with html and even jsp documents. But
>a servlet zone is common to everyone.
>
> carl.project.domain.com/servlet should not point to the same servlet zone as
>betty.project.domain.com/servlet
> Can you do that?
>
> I have heared something about running multiple jvm's...
>
> Kind regards
> /Stefan Fägersten, InfoGrator, Stockholm, Sweden
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