Not sure if I agree with this one, although I think it is mainly an
academic issue.
The way I read the spec the EAR IS indeed what sets the boundary of an
application. The different JAR and WAR files set the boundaries for sub-
systems and possibly business objects. In other words, differen
Ok ... I finaly now have both email addresses in the list :o)
One example at a time.
1. Can you define "use" for me ? I think that making a remote call to an
EJB deployed in a different EAR constitutes a "use" relationship right ? In
that case number 1 is not a problem if you consider
No, this problem of libraries can be solved by the classloader itself.
Denes
Citando Craig Wohlfeil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Wouldn't having a separate server configuration require a separate
> runtime? It seems like a mistake to require another runtime for every
> application that you have. The
Wouldn't having a separate server configuration require a separate
runtime? It seems like a mistake to require another runtime for every
application that you have. There is nothing precluding you from running
multiple applications in a runtime but you have to be wary of
collisions. This is part
