Thanks! I'll check it out.

The reason I'm asking is we may have customers that might want to use a 
different ssl port. While using deployment descriptor for binding the ssl jndi 
name to the url is a step forward (it will allow us to just repackage and 
redeploy the app, instead of recompiling the code), it would be nice if we 
would not need to even repackage the app for every customer that cannot use the 
port we come up by default. Is there a way to achieve this?

For example, the ssl-service.xml could be placed outside the ejb jar (or ear), 
into a jboss folder, or its content might be moved to jboss-service.xml, either 
under ejb3.deployer/META-INF or someplace else. That would allow our customer 
to change the connector port externally to our app. Then, in the 
ejb-jar/jboss.xml, if we could somehow default the binding url and port to the 
serverBindAddress and serverBindPort specified in the connector's config... 

Would this be unreasonable or wrong?

Regards
Sergiu

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