Hi Dewayne...
Thanks *very* much.
Reguarding the web site, there seem to be three different places where
there are instructions on Tomcat intergration. There is the page you get
when you click "jBoss/Tomcat" in the left frame and there is a howto on
this. These two sources differ in what they say to do and what the
requirements are.
The third place is in the jBoss 2.0 manual andthat seems to be the same as
the howto.
So thats why I was confused. Thanks very much for setting me straight.
It seems that the beta PROD-04 has some nice features, like the EAR
deployer which I'm interested in. So I think I'll take a shot at the CVS
tree. I did see the info on CVS, but it dossen't seem to say anything about
tagged beta versions. I'll hunt around and see what I can find, but when I
last downloaded from CVS (admittedly many, many months ago) there were no
tagged versions; you had to take the latest. I'm guessing that has changed?
Thanks again!
Jim
--On Monday, February 12, 2001 10:06 PM -0600 Dewayne McNair
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>> I have been reading the jBoss web site in an effort to understand how to
>> install jBoss and Tomcat and intergrate the two. The web site has a
> bundled
>> download that includes jBoss 2.0 FINAL and Tomcat 3.2b7.
>
> This is correct... you can download the bundled package that has
> Tomcat+JBoss running in the same VM. However, this packaged version does
> not parse the Tomcat server.xml file, so, you won't be able to integrate
> it with Apache. This may or may not be a problem for you.
>
>> However, if I read further down (on the jBoss/Tomcat page) I see it says
>> that the required version of jBoss is Pre-2.1. Also, I see that Tomcat
>> 3.2.1 is current, so I assume thats the right Tomcat to use since it says
>> 3.3 is not implemented yet in jBoss.
>
> The JBoss/Tomcat page has details for building/using the latest versions
> from CVS. The current CVS sources (i.e. pre-2.1) has modifications that
> allow server.xml to be parsed so you can indeed integrate JBoss+Tomcat
> with Apache.
>
>> There is also something called the jakarta-servletapi. Do I need that?
>
> Not sure what that is, but no, you don't need it. If you want to have a
> full Apache+Tomcat+JBoss, you'll need to use mod_jk for Apache, but that
> should be the only mod you need.
>
>> Are the instructions on the web site for intergrating Tomcat and jBoss
>> still correct?
>
> Correct, but confusing. I'll try to fix this tomorrow. If you decide to
> build the latest version from CVS and try it out, let me know how it goes
> for you.
>
> -- Dewayne
>
>
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