it's just that i have a lot of things configured on tomcat and i am not
too familiar with jboss yet.
my preference is to have things very modular for easier upgrade and
switching.
i guess after some time when i get use to jboss, i'll just so the
integrated package.
thanks for the help.
Peter Choe wrote:
it's just that i have a lot of things configured on tomcat and i am not
too familiar with jboss yet.
Most of those things can be configured on JBoss, too. Note that things tied to
JNDI (DataSources, etc.) are not configured from Tomcat, but from JBoss.
my preference is to
do you know where the corresponding configuration files for tomcat is in
jboss (i.e. server.xml, tomcat-user.xml)?
i have apache and jk2 set up on a different server to pass request to
tomcat for web applications. i would think that this doesn't need to be
changed if tomcat is running
Peter Choe wrote:
do you know where the corresponding configuration files for tomcat is in
jboss (i.e. server.xml, tomcat-user.xml)?
Huh. somewehre in the JBoss config dir. And JNDI stuff is in some other file.
i have apache and jk2 set up on a different server to pass request to
tomcat for
i want to be able to use jboss as my ejb container and tomcat. i know
that jboss comes with tomcat integrated, but i want to be able use the
tomcat instance that i already have running.
i have tried to look for documentation on how this can be done, but
haven't found any clear answers.
has
Peter Choe wrote:
i want to be able to use jboss as my ejb container and tomcat. i know
that jboss comes with tomcat integrated, but i want to be able use the
tomcat instance that i already have running.
i have tried to look for documentation on how this can be done, but
haven't found any
thanks for the reply.
so, once the initialcontext is set up in the environment, i just need to
put everything (jsp, servlets, ejbs) under the webapps directory?
and i would start jboss without starting the embedded tomcat? how can i
disable the embedded tomcat that comes with jboss not to
Peter Choe wrote:
thanks for the reply.
so, once the initialcontext is set up in the environment, i just need
to put everything (jsp, servlets, ejbs) under the webapps directory?
No, I believe the idea is to let JBoss handle everything except
JSP/Servlet. So EJBs will be on JBoss.
and i
