Title: RE: [JBoss-user] EJX XML editor
(please be warned that this is all being done on the Win2k platform...
for now anyway...eventually will be moved to SuSE Linux (Hopefully!))
The optimal scheme is to use Apache's address as the entrance for all static/jsp/servlet/ejb for both int
I run the integrated Jetty-JBoss bundle with Apache at the front end.
All I'm doing, though is using Apache's Proxy-Pass module so that Apache
does SSL cryp/decrypt and hands off to Jetty for the application. The
same could be done with Tomcat-JBoss, ASAIK. The advantage with this is
that it's
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] EJX XML editor
I use exactly that setup, running each
independently (if you don't know, JBoss can be run with Tomcat
integrated.) Just set up Tomcat and Apache to work together as usual (see
the Tomcat-Apache howto), then run JBoss separately. Do a normal l
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] EJX XML editor
Thanks Much.
Also...I am very new to Java programming but I am an accomplished programmer in the M$ world using vb & c/c++. If there is any pointers or gotchas that all of you veterans could point out to me for integrating/configuring/testing/run
, April 29, 2002 2:41
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Subject: [JBoss-user] EJX XML
editor
where is it on the windows installation of v2.4.5-RC2
???
(file /bin/ejx.jar does not exist.)
Thanks,
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> where is it on the windows installation of v2.4.5-RC2 ???
>
> (file /bin/ejx.jar does not exist.)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kevin
>
It is officially dead I think. Use xdoclet.sourceforge.net instead. Much
better.
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Title: EJX XML editor
where is it on the windows installation of v2.4.5-RC2 ???
(file /bin/ejx.jar does not exist.)
Thanks,
Kevin
