I've always used apache as a front-end to tomcat, but it's been a while since I ran a high-scale web application. You might also look into Jetty (http://jetty.mortbay.org/). It's lightweight, easily embeddable, and very fast-- and, quite frankly, a joy to use.
BTW, if you have any questions about getting Terracotta set up, don't hesitate to ask on the Terracotta forums, mailing lists, etc. Cheers, --Orion beam wrote: > > Hello everybody! > I've used wicket, spring jdbc and tomcat in my last project. > Now, we want to start a web project, some kind of social network. And > we'll go to use wicket as a web framework, hibernate for persistence and > spring for DI. So, this project must be deployed on a cluster. I've > decided to use Open Terracotta for this kind of cluster. But I don't know > which app. server(JBoss) or servlet container(Tomcat?) to use. This is a > first question. Second, as far as I know, tomcat or any app. server like > JBoss isn't a very good solution to deliver static content(e.g. images, > video or even *.css files), so I decide to use Apache Web Server or Nginx > as a Frontend, and terrcotta cluster with Tomcats(or JBoss) for dynamic > backend. But, I don't have enough experience to do this :) So, I need an > advise, how to do this, maybe one of you, java-guru, can help me? > > And third, I want to use C-JDBC(Sequoia) to cluster mysql database - is it > a good solution for DB clustering, or better to use mysql 5.1 with native > cluster support? > > Thank you very much for any kind of answers, and sorry for my bad english > :) > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Wicket-%2B-Hibernate-%2B-Spring-%2B-Terracotta-%2B-Tomcat-%2B-Apache-tf4528720.html#a12923986 Sent from the Wicket - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
