I already wrote to User forum but now I have investigated the sources more
detail.
I try to get OpenEJB together with ZK (zkoss.org) up and running within a
small memory footprint tomcat.
While starting the tomcat instance openEJBs Lifecycle Listener is called
while loading the ZK WebApp.
TomcatWebappBuilder is generating the webmodule which is passed to the
AnnotationDeployer.
ZK is big and the the call:
AnnotationDeployer annotationDeployer = new
AnnotationDeployer();
annotationDeployer.deploy(webModule);
results in an OutOfMemoryException.
Is there a way to define Wars that could be ignored? This ZK App is only
running on the same server instance but is independent.
If not what if you add a Filter mechanism to filter out Wars inside the
TomcatWebAppBuilder.java or at GlobalListenerSupport ?
In my setup I have 3 Webapps:
OpenEJB (of course)
MyEJB3App (where my business logic is in)
MyZKFrontend (no EJB, simple remote calls to MyEJB3App)
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