Hi, Paul and Ruwan. Sorry, I've not considered the "co-hosting" option yet.
However, it is good news for us. We can wait the new feature pack and article about it. Thanks a lot! Ruwan Linton wrote: > Paul Fremantle wrote: >> Takahiro >> >> Have you considered the "co-hosting" option where they both run in the >> same OSGi JVM? We are going to launch the feature pack downloads in 2 >> days time. >> > Yes, you could actually compose a server with both WSAS and ESB > capabilities so that you can run a single application (process) on the > same directory with both capabilities. > > We will be releasing an article on how to do this soon (in 3-4 hours) > and you will be able to understand how you can do this. > > Thanks, > Ruwan >> Paul >> >> Takahiro OGAWA wrote: >> >>> Hi Asanka and Rajika. >>> >>> Asanka Abeysinghe wrote: >>> >>>> Hi Takahiro, >>>> You can refer the wiki page [1] to find detailed information on >>>> configuration. >>>> - Asanka >>>> >>>> [1] http://wso2.org/wiki/display/carbon/same+host+as+standalone+servers >>>> >>>> >>> This page is that almost I have needed! >>> >>> According to your replies, it seems that >>> 2) would be the practical solution, I think. >>> >>> >> 2)Operate WSAS on same machine but another directory and process. >>> >> >>> >> In this case, WSAS and ESB are installed into different directories. >>> >> It is possible by changing the ports of management console, axis2 >>> >> and so on, but carbon-core and axis2 will be doubly started. >>> > yes you can change the ports and run WSAS and ESB on the same machine. >>> > Have a look at the transport.xml in WSAS distribution. >>> >>> Thank you for your kind and quick replies. >>> >>> ---- >>> Takahiro OGAWA >>> http://www.brainsellers.com/ _______________________________________________ Esb-java-user mailing list [email protected] https://wso2.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/esb-java-user
