>From your experience, can you think of any reasons someone would want to >separate the two apps? The reason I'm asking is because we currently use >JBoss and Tomcat in separate processes. I was told that the architect at the >time needed to architect it this way a while back (a few years ago) in order >to use Tomcat with JBoss. However since Tomcat and JBoss can work in the same >process today we are going to look at putting them both back in the same >process. At which point Seam would be an ideal candidate. Of course I'll >have to defend that we will never have the need to separate the two apps into >separate processes again. Based on your input (it's less scalable) that is >one good point. The only other reason to separate, that I can think of, is if >in the future we choose a web container and application container that are can >only be used together in separate processes. Of course I think that is a weak >reason to not use Seam since most popular application containers today >integrate with popular web containers.
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