s/server2
A major grouping off of Geronimo makes sense so we can group
servers together. It would make sense to me to leave geronimo/var
as the legacy, single server and the above as the clustered
convention.
Aaron Mulder wrote:
All,
David Jencks just backported a feature that
+1
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s/server2
A major grouping off of Geronimo makes sense so we can group
servers together. It would make sense to me to leave geronimo/var
as the legacy, single server and the above as the clustered
convention.
Aaron Mulder wrote:
All,
David Jencks just backported a feature that lets you crea
he
legacy, single server and the above as the clustered convention.
Aaron Mulder wrote:
All,
David Jencks just backported a feature that lets you create multiple
server configurations inside a single Geronimo installation. This
affects the contents of the var/ directory, if I understand it
gether. It would make sense to me to leave geronimo/var as the
legacy, single server and the above as the clustered convention.
Aaron Mulder wrote:
All,
David Jencks just backported a feature that lets you create multiple
server configurations inside a single Geronimo installation. This
a
e can group servers together.
It would make sense
to me to leave geronimo/var as the legacy, single server and the above as the
clustered convention.
Aaron Mulder wrote:
> All,
>
> David Jencks just backported a feature that lets you create multiple
> server configurations inside a single G
backported a feature that lets you create multiple
server configurations inside a single Geronimo installation. This
affects the contents of the var/ directory, if I understand it right.
So essentially, you could create a structure like this:
geronimo/var/... (default configuration)
geronimo/se
I've added a new skeleton document, Geronimo v1.1 - Multiple Server
Configurations
(http://opensource.atlassian.com/confluence/oss/display/GERONIMO/Geronimo+v1.1+-+Multiple+Server+Configurations)
to the Confluence Wiki if someone more knowledgable (*cough* Hernan
*cough*) wants to flesh ou
On May 18, 2006, at 1:53 PM, Aaron Mulder wrote:
All,
David Jencks just backported a feature that lets you create multiple
server configurations inside a single Geronimo installation. This
affects the contents of the var/ directory, if I understand it right.
So essentially, you could create
rver2
A major grouping off of Geronimo makes sense so we can group servers together. It would make sense
to me to leave geronimo/var as the legacy, single server and the above as the clustered convention.
Aaron Mulder wrote:
All,
David Jencks just backported a feature that lets you create multiple
All,
David Jencks just backported a feature that lets you create multiple
server configurations inside a single Geronimo installation. This
affects the contents of the var/ directory, if I understand it right.
So essentially, you could create a structure like this:
geronimo/var/... (default
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