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 start?
thanks for the help.
peter
Jules Gosnell wrote:
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 clear answers.
has anyone integrated tomcat4.1 and jboss3.2?
peter
get the following into the environment with which you build your InitialContext:
java.naming.factory.initial=org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory java.naming.provider.url=<jboss.address>:<jboss.jndi.port>
the code that looks up the EJB uses this context. Lookups will be done against the JNDI server running in your JBoss, and proxies for remote objects in that process will be returned.
You will probably need e.g. the jbossall-client.jar or similar in e.g. WEB-INF/lib.
Jules
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