On Oct 13, 2014, at 5:33 AM, Rene Ummels <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>  
> Is it possible to run Node.js code in existing systems where web container 
> Application Server is Jetty or Weblogic?
> If so, how? Maybe with Nodyn 
> (http://www.javaworld.com/article/2104441/enterprise-application-integration/node-js-arrives-for-the-jvm.html)?
> Or do we then need to redesign the Node.js code to Java/JEE and JSP code?
>  

All the node-like environments (nodyn, vert.x) are ports or emulations; your 
mileage may vary.

You can also start the node process as an external process and proxy to it over 
HTTP.

You can use a worker and job queue system to communicate with node processes, 
especially if you start a service-oriented architecture.

You can have Node be a proxy to your other application, running as an app 
server along side of your Java app server.

You can integrate purely through a load balancer or front-end proxy, if your 
apps don't need to talk to each other, just be merged into a cohesive whole.

It really depends on WHAT you're doing. Node doesn't even imply 'web', so 
knowing what you're doing would be easier to give specific answers for.

Aria

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