On Jan 26, Dewayne McNair quoth:
> > The resin server is treated as an ordinary client. The client jars and
> > the interface classes are thrown into the resin/lib/ directory.
>
> Are you saying that you take the jboss-2.0-FINAL/client/*.jar files and
> place them in resin1.2.2/lib directory? How do you get JBoss started?
Yes. We start jboss just like any other dameon or service on the system.
> I'd really appreciate it if you could give a bit more details. This sounds
> really promising.
We just installed the software and treated the resin installation as a
normal bean-using client to the jboss server. There isn't anything
special about it. Maybe I misunderstand what you want more information
about.
C=)
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