Re: About defining zones in JServ

["Calin Tenitchi" <Calin_Tenitchi@netset.se>]

Is the JWSDK starting different JVM for each application? That means that on a
production server we would have about 20 VM running. That in itself would pretty
much kill the server....

mvh
calin





Bart Locanthi <bart@sabl.com> on 1999-10-04 17:30:09

To:   Calin Tenitchi/netset/se@netset
cc:

Subject:  Re: About defining zones in JServ



> The only thing now is to tell Apache and JServ to map URL starting with /app1/
> to app1zone and /app2/ to app2zone.
> -----
> but it doesn't seem like Apache is telling JServ to start the servlets. Can
> anybody spot anything wrong here. What I want Apache to do is to start
> /app1zone/gnujsp if and only if the file ends with .jsp and is located
somewhere
> in /app1/....... or any subdirectory to that.

i believe you have to do something special to start up multiple JVMs.
there are some words about manual startup in the documentation.