RE: ColdFusion and J2EE Framework...

2004-10-12 Thread Dave Watts
> I am doing some sandboxing.  I can allow a developer/admin in > one department administer their own CF Instance for that department.   > Especially during their development. Well, in that case just try it out and let us know how it works! I don't know anyone who's done this before. Dave Watts,

Re: ColdFusion and J2EE Framework...

2004-10-12 Thread Troy Simpson
>> Well, sure, but again, what would you gain? If any one of your CF applications failed, the whole thing would fail. For some apps, I am willing to accept this mostly because I am dealing with a system that has limited resources and I don't konw when we will be purchasing more RAM. >>I guess

Re: ColdFusion and J2EE Framework...

2004-10-12 Thread Troy Simpson
I am considering giving a department their own ColdFusion instance. Each department can create all their CF apps in one instance. For example: \WebApps \WebApps\deptA-ear \WebApps\deptA-ear\cfapp1-war \WebApps\deptA-ear\cfapp2-war \WebApps\deptB-ear \WebApps\deptB-ear\cfusion-war etc. I was under

Re: ColdFusion and J2EE Framework...

2004-10-12 Thread Douglas Knudsen
why would small apps need their own CFAdmin and such?  Seems to me just leave them under the default cfusion server, put the big ones under their own server instance. Doug On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 16:38:34 -0400, Troy Simpson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Would resources (memory, cpu, etc) be saved by

RE: ColdFusion and J2EE Framework...

2004-10-12 Thread Dave Watts
> Would resources (memory, cpu, etc) be saved by clumping them > into one JRun server? Well, sure, but again, what would you gain? If any one of your CF applications failed, the whole thing would fail. > ColdFusion application of any significate size and importance > would probably get their o

Re: ColdFusion and J2EE Framework...

2004-10-12 Thread Troy Simpson
Would resources (memory, cpu, etc) be saved by clumping them into one JRun server? Plus, I am talking about grouping very simple and small coldfusion applications together. ColdFusion application of any significate size and importance would probably get their own JRun Server instance. What do y

RE: ColdFusion and J2EE Framework...

2004-10-12 Thread Dave Watts
> Anyone understand much about the J2EE Framework like *.ear > files, *.war files, etc. and how it all relates to one another? > > I was considering deploying multiple ColdFusion Applications > under one JRun Server.  For example: > > \WebApps > \WebApps\app1-ear > \WebApps\app1-ear\cfusion1-wa