Crude, but that would have multiple instances of JAVA running. So this will work:
> c:/jetty-openbd/webapps/openbd/ > c:/jetty-openbd2/webapps/openbd/ > c:/jetty-openbd3/webapps/openbd/ HOWEVER, J2EE has already thought of that, and that's why we package it as a standard WAR file to allow you to take the benefits of years and years of experience from the J2EE world. instead you could do: > c:/jetty-openbd/webapps/myapp1/ > c:/jetty-openbd/webapps/myapp2/ > c:/jetty-openbd/webapps/myapp3/ And create in the context folder, the different > c:/jetty-openbd/contexts/myapp1.xml > c:/jetty-openbd/contexts/myapp2.xml > c:/jetty-openbd/contexts/myapp3.xml Now this is how you would run and setup multiple WAR files. Remember, each WAR file is a self-contained application, that contains both the OpenBD runtime *and* your CFML logic. This is the most secure and flexible way of deploying applications in the J2EE world. The historical R2R instance was a hacked version of that and didn't really operate the way J2EE world needed to be. So you actually lost a lost of flexibility that way. NOW you do realize, you can still use the 1.0 R2R setup if you really wanted, and just drop the JAR files into that infrastructure. Nothing stopping you from that at all. I think you got yourself tied up in knots, and while I understand all the rants regarding the lack of documentation, a clear and level head will get you through the majority of situations. I won't apologise for the lack of documentation, because this is open source, and it evolves as and when it needs it. If you want a fully supported and documented product then I advise buying a commercial license and you'll get a whole suite of people that will jump through all the hoops you need. You can even buy support for OpenBD if you want. Talk to me off list if you want. So, deep breaths, realise that open source is a completely different animal, and help us help you. :) --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Open BlueDragon Public Mailing List http://groups.google.com/group/openbd?hl=en official site @ http://www.openbluedragon.org/ !! save a network - trim replies before posting !! -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
