Thanks vivek_saini07 - luckily i am not alone -
I figured out the problem with the dashboard url - my template portal did not have a default page. now it has a default page and it copies the contents of my custom template portal to the dashboard. so i am good so far with a single dashboard and a single portal.
in my case I need a different dashboard depending on what the user clicks on - I dont know if i can do this based on some request parameter i.e., depending on some request param, i copy different portal to the dashboard ?
even if this is possible, when i am copying the portal to the dashboard, wouldn't the user's preferences/where he placed the windows,etc., be lost when i do this -
Thanks,
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I think that the reason behind this suggestion is that Apache HTTPD can serve static content faster than JBoss AS. However, now that you can use JBoss Native to add the Apache Portable Runtime (APR) to JBoss AS, you should be able to get the same performance from JBOss AS + APR as you got from Apache HTTPD for static content.
Of course, the other reason to front-end JBoss AS with Apache HTTPD is when you need to run JBoss AS in a cluster and you are using Apache HTTPD as a router.
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