We've had 3 or 4 instances of JBoss running on a single machine, no problem. It
depends more on your application behavior (ours were mostly idle) and memory (each
used about 300MB, but we had about 1-2GB).
The trick is to create a script (using ant or whatever) which copies over different
versions of the configuration that use different ports.
You can also pass in system settings on the command line (like with -Dhttp.port=8080)
and put in the macro ${http.port} into your web.xml or jboss-service.xml. It'll be
expanded when the server runs.
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