Hi,
I have been toying with tomcat 3.2beta and there has been some
significant
changes since 3.1. First multiple tomcat instance were used to support
virtual hosts,ssl which run under different JVMs.Now in 3.2b it will be
run under
single JVM as worker threads.Another development is the use of web
server
redirectors ,previously JServ was used now they are using JNI
redirectors for
thread enabled webservers and for apache 1.3.x use mod_jk module to do
the
redirection.According to tomcat 3.2b docs the JNI and mod_jk redirectors
will
load the JVM and run the tomcat instance under it,however they do have
provisions
to use tomcat as out-process-servlet container.
I am writing this based on my experiments with
apache1.3.12+mod_ssl+mod_jk.
It seems mod_jk does load the Tomcat but I am not clear and I intend to
ask this
question in the tomcat mailing list.
But in context of jboss,I think tomcat will be used as an
out-process-servlet-container.
I guess the picture will get clearer in the coming months.
PKD
marc fleury wrote:
>
> > Tomcat/Catalina will be integrated.
>
> Tomcat IS integrated (see website for details ;-)
>
> > > 8. Implicit component location transparency: Clients of
> > components should not
> > > know where the components themselves are located.
> >
> > We do not yet support the application client java: namespace as
> > described in J2EE 1.2. Should be trivial to add though since we already
> > have it working on the server-side.
> >
>
> Check though since we support the EJB requirement. The location is
> independent.
>
> > > 3. Presentation layer seperate from business layer
> >
> > Vague requirement. What would this translate to in terms of
> > functionality?
>
> JSP from tomcat
>
> marc
>
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