Ron
You can deploy Synapse as a WAR on Tomcat or another JEE server.
However, Synapse by default will use its non-blocking http/s
implementation instead of using Tomcat as the http/s transport. This is
because as an ESB, the NIO http/s implementation is important in-order
to ensure that threads are not blocked waiting for IO and responses. If
you really don't want to use the NIO transports, you can switch over to
using the servlet transport - but this is whats not recommended, as the
default Tomcat pool can exhaust with about 80 or 100 concurrent
connections. The NIO transport however, has been tested with over 2500
concurrent connections (with clients + servers = > 5000 TCP connections)
on a single JVM on standard hardware
asankha
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I have a Tomcat server in place that has Axis2 deployed on it, as well as a
few other web applications. Ideally, I'd like to deploy Synapse on that
same Tomcat server. I've researched it and found mention that deploying
Synapse on Tomcat is not recommended. Some of those posts were maybe 6
months old. Is this still the case? That deploying on Tomcat is not
recommended?
Ron
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