I guess your the candidate to make this work. :) I believe once you have worked this out you will have a better understanding.
Ritesh Trivedi sent the following on 9/19/2008 12:57 PM: > Thanks for the reply. > > Well there are several > > - Be able to "use" Ofbiz with other frameworks and applications within the > container - possibly within the same webapp > - Be able to get the latest improvements/enhancements from the containers > themselves > - Be able to loadbalance based on proven container level architecture (By > this I dont mean one cannot cluster ofbiz servers) > > - Have never been able to get hot deploy to work reliably on both linux and > windows, not only for the hot-deploy directory based components but also for > other application/framework components during development causing > considerable time waste in restarting ofbiz. > etc.. > > > David E Jones wrote: >> >> Welcome to the wonderful world of J2EE app servers! >> >> These sorts of problems are common and painful, and one of the reasons >> why we work so hard to have and maintain embedded app server >> infrastructure inside of OFBiz so that it runs easily OOTB. >> >> The biggest question for external app servers is why do you want to >> run OFBiz that way? The reason that's a big question is that usually >> it's not a good idea... >> >> -David >> >> >> On Sep 19, 2008, at 1:39 PM, Ritesh Trivedi wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Is there a plan to officially be able to embed ofbiz inside an >>> application >>> server such as Tomcat? I know there is a how to's about this already >>> on this >>> - but I am afraid it doesnt work reliably when ofbiz is used with >>> other >>> frameworks within the same container due to classloader issues. I am >>> experiencing them now especially when using caching in Ofbiz. >>> >>> Thanks >>> -- >>> View this message in context: >>> http://www.nabble.com/Plans-for-officially-embedding-Ofbiz-inside-an-App-Server-%28Tomcat%29--tp19578380p19578380.html >>> Sent from the OFBiz - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >>> >> >> >
