how to set different network interfaces for each application running in the same CapeDwarf

[giacomo.genovese]

Hi,

I need to run different applications using the same Capedwarf. Such Apps receive HTTP request and it's very important for me that each App receive only the requests sent to it. It's about privacy and security.

I was thinking to use different network interfaces, one for each App.

is it possible in Capedwarf?

Thanks a lot!

Regards,

Giacomo.

[alesj]

What's the problem of simply using different context root?

e.g. app1 --> /myapp1, app2 --> /yourapp2

Or I don't understand the question ...

[giacomo.genovese]

Well, that's a good solution but...what happen if I want to assign one App to a private network?

Thanks

[giacomo.genovese]

The command "EAP_HOME/bin/domain.sh -b 10.1.1.1 -Djboss.server.base.dir=Capedwarf/standalone1/  -Djboss.node.name=node1" and "EAP_HOME/bin/domain.sh -b 10.1.1.2 -Djboss.server.base.dir=Capedwarf/standalone2/  -Djboss.node.name=node2" could be a solution?

From 9.8.2. Specify Which Network Interface the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform Uses

[ctomc]

that is different, this way you start two separate instances.

you initial question was about using same instance.

IT *is* possible but needs some extra configuration in standalone-??.xml file you are using to run the server.

first add new interface configuration (see bottom of the file) and than add new socket-binding that uses that interface.

you need to add new <server> to undertow subsystem and there configure your virtual host but most importantly you need to add new http/https/ajp-listener

that uses socket binding that you added above.

after all this you will need to tell server that your application needs to be bound to this server, to do so you need to add

<server-instance>name-of-server-you-added-in-standalone.xml</server-instance> to your WEB-INF/jboss-web.xml

and that should be it.

[giacomo.genovese]

Hi Tomaz,

Thanks for your reply.

I'll try to explain as better as I can.

I would use 1 Capedwarf instance to run 2 web services.

Than, I need that each Web-service own one unique address in order to assign it to a private network.

I'm quite new using Capedwarf and Jboss, so I'm sorry for annoying you all.

Thanks a lot for your help!

[giacomo.genovese]

Tomaz Cerar ha scritto:

that is different, this way you start two separate instances.

you initial question was about using same instance.

IT *is* possible but needs some extra configuration in standalone-??.xml file you are using to run the server.

first add new interface configuration (see bottom of the file) and than add new socket-binding that uses that interface.

you need to add new <server> to undertow subsystem and there configure your virtual host but most importantly you need to add new http/https/ajp-listener

that uses socket binding that you added above.

after all this you will need to tell server that your application needs to be bound to this server, to do so you need to add

<server-instance>name-of-server-you-added-in-standalone.xml</server-instance> to your WEB-INF/jboss-web.xml

and that should be it.

I needed one day to understand what Tomaz told me.I was missing many things about Capedwarf and JBoss.

Thanks.

So, I realized that, probably, my configuration should be:

• 1 Capedwarf running 1 server (I don't now if should use "managed domain" or "standalone" mode, maybe the first one  is better);
• 1,2 or more Apps running in that Server.

Than, to get start with, I would ask you how to run two apps in the same Server in Capedwarf?

Note: My Apps are GAE Apps.

Thanks a lot!

Giacomo

[alesj]

Than, to get start with, I would ask you how to run two apps in the same Server in Capedwarf?

Simply drop both apps into CapeDwarf.

CapeDwarf can run multiple apps, same way as WildFly can.

[giacomo.genovese]

Thanks Ales!

I supposed it was different somehow from how Wildfly does but in the end mine was just a naming problem. The apps had the same name.

I did it.

Thanks.

Now I will try to follow the Tomaz hints.

Thanks a lot again!