Hi!
Bill Pfeiffer wrote:
> I would like to run Tomcat along with jBoss. Right now they are fighting
> over port 8080. I like using port 8080 for servlet support testing (only
> because I am used to testing with it). Is there any good reason that jBoss
> would use this port? What is it? Can it be changed?
jBoss runs a small webserver that is used for dynamic class downloading.
jBoss clients do not have to have any jBoss-specific classes installed
(although you are free to do so anyway). I have changed the default port
to 8083 to allow it to play nice with Tomcat. Download from CVS to get
this change (binary should be updated shortly).
> Also, I haven't really come across a need to integrate the two products
> outside of calling an EJB from a servlet where the servlet is treated as a
> normal EJB client. Am I missing something? Is there a real need for
> integration other than the normal client - EJB server relationship?
Tomcat needs to be integrated (and this is currently being worked upon
by Sylvain Laurent@Telkel) in order to properly support the java:
namespace, security information propagation, and to be able to deploy
.ear files to the "system" (Tomcat+jBoss).
/Rickard
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