What you need is HA. Try to digg JBoss resources, you will find some documents about it. You also do not need JBoss way to HA, you can make it in OS level. E.g. Linux iptables stuff.
You can also do exploded deployment. Then you update just certain files. If you update just JSP pages, you even do not need to redeploy the app. When you update some libs or classes, then you just touch the WEB-INF/web.xml.
Anyway, HA is more robust solution.
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Hello,
pardon the newbie question, but I am looking for a BPM solution that would not require Hibernate, since we use Glassfish + TopLink, and I suspect having both TopLink and Hibernate could cause problems
hence my question : is it possible to use jBPM without Hibernate, or is Hibernate a requirement ?
if it were possible to adapt things so that jBPM uses TopLink instead of Hibernate, any idea of the amount of work that would be involved ?
thank you !
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Nicolas
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JBoss Web Server is a servlet container (it is based on Tomcat). Thus if all you want to write are web apps using, for example, servlets and JSPs, you can use it. If you want to do, for example, messaging, EJBs or web services(?) then you need JBoss AS.
To create a JBoss Web-based server in Eclipse, try using the Apache | Tomcat 6 selection. That worked for me. And the start times are much more reasonable (475ms on my dual-core laptop) as opposed to JBoss AS 5.1 (well over 30 seconds).
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