Hi,
why would you want to do this??? I STRONGLY recommend using an integrated
stack (either JBoss/Jetty or JBoss/Tomcat) due to performance reasons. Any
call from tomcat to Jboss on standalone version will go through RMI and
therefore are SLOW. The integration of the stack is basically the same as an
integration of standalone tomcat. Comeback if you have problems (And if you
are going to use the 3.0 JBoss be sure to read the Quickstart Guide from
Sourceforge)
hth
Burkhard
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Subject: [JBoss-user] Integration of JBoss with Existing Tomcat & Apache
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> I have an existing Apache 1.3 webserver integrated with Tomcat 4.0 and I
> want to add JBoss into the mix for the EJB container.
>
> 1) I have purchased the JBoss manual and all it says is to use the
> pre-built packages they provide.
>
> 2) (1) is all fine and dandy but that doesn't help those that are already
> running an apache/tomcat setup.
>
> 3) How would I go about getting JBoss (standalone version) integrated
> into my current setup? (Server runs SuSE Linux OS)
>
>
> Any help and/or direction would be much appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kev
>
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