4 Replies Latest reply on Apr 10, 2007 2:29 PM by peterj

    Setting up Separate Servers

    aggressivefish

      Title covers most of it. I want to have a separate server so as to have one type of applications running in one place and another group running in another. Entirely independent of one another (not meaning JBoss' or Tomcat's settings are different) just that each have their own settings and space. Would really (to the power of 10) appreciate a response and any hekpful feedback on it.

      AF

        • 1. Re: Setting up Separate Servers
          aggressivefish

          This extra information might help out a bit more to what I've trying to accomplish.
          I've been looking at the way JRun has multiple servers set up. One group or JSPs and everything related can be accessed as localhost:8080 whereby you can set up another server for another group of applications and they get created and accessed such as localhost:8181 and so on. The directory structure looks like this JRUN Directory/server1/default-ejb/default-war/...., JRun Directory/server2/default-ejb/default-war/..., etc..,. How can the same be accomplished using JBoss? Do I have to create a separate instance for this or is there another way? Thanks again.

          AF

          • 2. Re: Setting up Separate Servers
            peterj
            • 3. Re: Setting up Separate Servers
              aggressivefish

              Hi Peter/All,
              I had seen that page earlier but was hoping there was an easier way. Is there a way to specify the same computer but with a different port. I saw on the page it said to supply a different IP or DNS alias, is there a way to set up the same way but with a different port only (run -c port:8181 for example). Thanks again.

              AF

              • 4. Re: Setting up Separate Servers
                peterj

                Yes, on that wiki page look at option #2 under "When I try to launch multiple instances I get port conflicts". Also look at the file docs/examples/binding-manager/sample-bindings.xml. That file contains information on how to configure ports for multiple servers.