Hi Aldrin,
Can you elaborate more about detailed needed for Tomee patching on AWS and
host manager?
Can I use the Tomee AMI to customize VM settings and have the AMI loaded
when new instances are created? Thanks!
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Many other features have more votes, so Tomee won't make it at least for now
on jelastic. So that leaves us with AMI option. Any ideas on when we can get
one?
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them since they already support Tomcat 7. I can do that but I
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and ask to add Tomee to Beanstack?
It'll bring more business for them and I'm sure they won't mind. Should be
easy for them since they already support Tomcat 7. I can do that but I don't
want to speak on behalf of Apache :)
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ing to do one?
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> > > > > Any updates on Tomee in AWS Beanstalk? Is there a Tomee AMI
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> > > > > Does anyone know of PAAS provider that offers Tomee in the cloud?
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such an image.
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#x27;m not sure what is expected from such an image.
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2012/8/9 zeeman
> Any updates on Tomee in AWS Beanstalk? Is there a Tomee AMI available?
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in the war otherwise it'd be a bit weird ;)
- Romain
2012/5/3 Aldrin Leal
> Romain,
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> What about JDBC drivers? lib dir or could be in the war?
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> If it seems easy, I'd be happy to do that AMI for you guys
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Romain,
What about JDBC drivers? lib dir or could be in the war?
If it seems easy, I'd be happy to do that AMI for you guys
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On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 8:00 PM, Romain Manni-Bucau wrote:
> of course datasources can be defined in the war ;) (ju
of course datasources can be defined in the war ;) (just said of course
cause i helper ;))
2 main ways:
-> @DataSourceDefinition (or xml tag in web.xml)
-> resources.xml (close to tomee.xml)
- Romain
2012/5/3 Aldrin Leal
> Unfortunately, Beanstalk needs a custom middleware, called the hostman
Unfortunately, Beanstalk needs a custom middleware, called the hostmanager.
You could boot an AMI with hostmanager and tweak. You're likely to need it,
since if you ever need to run into datasources, I'm not sure you could
handle them from a .war-only deployment (dblevins, correct me on this one).
Hi,
Do I *have* to create a Custom VM? How can I make beanstalk use my VM
(so far I see only the standard VMs being offered)? I was hoping for an
easier way, I'm still learning my way on AWS.
Maybe someone has an image ready to use. :-)
[]s, Fernando Lozano
You could create a Custom VM a
You could create a Custom VM and modify the built-in tomcat with that. For
best results, base your VM on the Tomcat 7 image.
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On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 7:48 PM, Fernando Lozano wrote:
> Hi there,
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> I remeber reading somewhere (could not fin
Hi there,
I remeber reading somewhere (could not find it on google) that TomEE
would be supported on the Amazon Beanstalk PaaS.
Can anyone point me to instructions? I can't find how to depoy two wars
(my app and tomee war) inside an EC2 instance managed by Beanstalk.
I suppose I could forc
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