Nguyen Thanh Phong wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently using tomcat 3.2.1 + apache for static pages and JSP/Servlet.
>
> Now I want to integrate JBoss to provide EJB functionality. Do I have to use
> the embeddedTomcat provided with JBoss or I can use a external version of
> tomcat for this?
No, you can install Tomcat separately and configure jBoss "to embed it".
> Another point about the license. I read several mails in different mailing
> list and I'm confused now.
> If I want to distribute JBoss+Tomcat+Apache what do I have to do?
The request go into Apache. Apache has to be configured to use mod_jk to
foward the "dynamic" requests to (the embedded) Tomcat, as usual. The
interface of the embedded Tomcat to Apache is the same as for the standalone
Tomcat. Once the embedded Tomcat has been called, you can use all of the
jBoss services.
So I think there is nothing special about it.
Another question concerns user authentification across the products,
but I didn't check this out yet...
> If in the
> EJB code, I import some packages from JBoss, do I have to distribute my code
> under GPL also?
You should not, for portability reasons.
If you do nevertheless, please ask some jBoss people (I'm not from jBoss)...
> How about the stub/skeletons generate by ejb compiler when
> you deploy the EJB jar files?
I don't know...
Guenther Pewny
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