Is it possible to allow RMI connections only from JVM calling from a given
host?? ( in my case localhost).
Thanks in advance.
Luca
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Something like setting the CatalinaHome property would probably suffice.
I have the commercial documentation for version 3.0.4. However we are using
version 3.6 and this variable is not found in any *.xml file in the whole JBOSS
directory tree. What should i configure???
Luca
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Thanks for the reply but this doesn't answer my previous question.
What i need is to separate the installation of tomcat from that of jboss.
I work for a bank where there are very strict ITC policies ( and where CPU cost
is not a matter). We are evaluating the transition from websphere to JBOSS. O
I have the same need. Where can i find information about separating JBOSS and
tomcat?? Is there anything on the commercial documentation???
Greets
Luca
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I am quite a beginner in JBOSS. As far as I know ( and i don't know much)
classpath in JBOSS is configured at the server level by editing the launching
script.
I am porting an application from Websphere to JBOSS. In websphere one can
isolate classpath definitions at the application level.
I ne
I need to lookup some EJBs hosted on Websphere.
IBM provides some J2ee client models togheter with an executable that should configure
automatically the environment. However this client is for main class application types
and i wasn't able to find references to containers. I didn't succed in tryi
