[JBoss-user] [Installation & Configuration] - Single vs. Multiple JVMs

The J2EE & EJB specs permit a J2EE server to implement a web container, ejb container, and, indeed, separate instances of beans within the same EJB container in multiple JVM instances. Our current usage of JBoss (v3.2.1 w/Tomcat) suggests that the JBoss implementation places all containers & be

[JBoss-user] [J2EE Compliance] - Re: Single vs. Multiple JVMs

I don't know (advanced or basic). I assumed from your first reply that configuring JBoss for one vs multiple JVMs was a simple matter of setting a configuration value somewhere - but I haven't been able to find it or any documentation about it. I'll gratefully accept any help that is offered. -

[JBoss-user] [J2EE Compliance] - Re: Single vs. Multiple JVMs

Thanks. I appreciate the response. I've been looking and haven't found where the number of JVMs gets configured (BTW: my current setup does not need or use clustering). Any help pointing me to where I can configure this would be appreciated. BTW: I wasn't sure what was referrred to be "the Con

[JBoss-user] [J2EE Compliance] - Single vs. Multiple JVMs

The J2EE & EJB specs permit a J2EE server to implement a web container, ejb container, and, indeed, separate instances of beans within the same EJB container in multiple JVM instances. Our current usage of JBoss (v3.2.1 w/Tomcat) suggests that the JBoss implementation places all containers & b