Performance: in-vm calls have greater performance over remote.
JNDI: it's possible to use jndi for remote clients. But you can't, for example, make use of jboss connection pool for remote clients. Datasources are bound under the names beginning with "java:". Such names are restricted for remote clients.
 
alex 
Hi All,
 
There�s just one more question that I have.
 
What are the advantages and disadvantages of running Tomcat "embeded" in JBOSS.  I�ve read in a number of threads that in terms of scalability it would be better to have them running seperately.  Is this true?
 
If that is the case, then my virtual host question has just about been answered because I had no problems with virtual hosting when running Tomcat as a standalone.
 
bye Michael Delamere

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