This sounds very much like what I was looking for!
-hendrik
Scott M Stark wrote:
> I'm writing a new howto on integrating servlet containers
> into JBoss using the new AbstractWebContainer class. It
> provides support for integrating web-app.xml items into
> the JNDI namespace as well as hooking
I'm writing a new howto on integrating servlet containers
into JBoss using the new AbstractWebContainer class. It
provides support for integrating web-app.xml items into
the JNDI namespace as well as hooking into the JBossSX
authentication and authorization layer. The doc will be
out on the web si
> If jo! is also a ServletContainer, as is Jetty, then your code should be
> very similar to mine - perhaps we could share some !
>
> Have a look through it and ask me anything you like.
cool. thanks. it might take a while as my work only leaves me with weekends
currently... :-(
> Jules (jboss-
:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
|Hendrik Schreiber
|Sent: Saturday, May 19, 2001 6:28 AM
|To: jboss-development
|Subject: [JBoss-dev] jo! integration
|
|
|Hi,
|
|I would like to better integrate the jo! webserver into JBoss.
|With the current jo! release the simple startup as MBean is
|supported, but
check out contrib and have a look in the Jetty subdirectory.
It should all be fairly simple.
If jo! is also a ServletContainer, as is Jetty, then your code should be
very similar to mine - perhaps we could share some !
Have a look through it and ask me anything you like.
Jules (jboss-jetty mai
Hi,
I would like to better integrate the jo! webserver into JBoss.
With the current jo! release the simple startup as MBean is
supported, but automatic deployment is not. I would like to
change this.
I am not familiar with the JBoss code and didn't find any
description on how to do it. Therefore
