Hi,
> My question is: How do we start with that with JBOSS ???? How
> can we 'find' beans deployed in a JBOSS on another computer
> and use them ??
Start the JBoss on one of the computers. You have to check the
jndi.properties in the JBoss config, and replace the localhost with the
normal IP address/host name in the
java.naming.provider.url property where the JBoss is running.
The same should be done in your client environment (depending on how you
initialize the initial context).
Check the JDBC url if it points to the database server instead local host,
check your JSP engine if it tries to connect to the JBoss host for JNDI
lookups (the property above).
Seems that's all...
Regards,
Roman
P.S. I have two machines: one running the JBoss + database (InterBase),
other's running Tomcat. Both have Apache with mod_jk that connects to the
Tomcat, and load balancer that sends requests to both Apache instances. It
runs well.
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