Using the bundled tomcat isn't an option. The decision to use seperate tomcats running on seperate boxes was made on the basis of security.
If somehow the tomcat instance is compromised, all the attacker gains access too is that machine, which has no direct access or authority to access the EJB server.
Grouping the customers into a single or at least less jboss instances was what I thought would be correct.
We're currently using 3.2.5, is it possible on this version?
I've searched the wiki and the faq documents, but can't find any information on running the same app multiple times in a single server instance.
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I am just getting started with jBPM.
Wanted to know how to fetch the tasks based on some filter - like tasks that were created between some date range or tasks that belong to a particular status.
The JbpmContext, TaskMgmtSession, have the methods for getting tasks based on only the taskId or actor id and not any other parameter.
Am looking at some analogus option that is availble in JCAPS. the getTasks() takes a filter into which i can set the date range and things like that.
Ganesh
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Hi,
I have a problem with the archive naming inside an EAR. Here is the EAR structure:
| a.ear
| +- META-INF
| | +- application.xml
| | +- jboss-app.xml
| +- b.jar
| +- c.war
|
A class in c.war is calling a class in b.jar. All is working fine, but if i rename b.jar to b-b.jar (with an hyphen) and update application.xml accordingly, i get a NoClassDefFoundError. I also tried with b_b.jar and that works.
So it seems that file names in an EAR cannot have a "-" with JBoss ??? Could someone answer that annoying question ? Thanks
David
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Hi All,
We use JBoss version 4.0.0 as application server which is hibernate2 compatible. I am unable to find a jBPM version which uses hibernate2 to connect to the database, all the jBPM versions use hibernate3.
We dont want to change the JBoss Version or the hibernate version on the JBoss. Can anyone help me in getting the jBPM with hibernate2 to connect the database.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks & Regards,
Sachin
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Currently we host upwards of 60 customers (all using the same application, different database) on a single large IBM box.
We have 60 instances of jboss running, one for each customer.
I'm pretty sure that this is not the ideal way to do this, obviously this has a large memory overhead and even on fast hardware is starting to seriously slow down, plus it's not scalable beyond the current number of customers.
To explain a bit further. We use tomcat as a web server running on a separate machine. Each customer has an instance of tomcat as well, and each instance of tomcat is set to connect to a specific instance of jboss.
So, what suggestions are there for the 'correct' way to manage and host this kind of setup?
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