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2 JBoss servers pointing to 1 database (2 messages)
- Posted by: Robbie Martinus
- Posted on: January 16 2008 18:47 EST
Hi all, Do you think it is a good idea to run 2 jboss servers pointing to the same database? One jboss would have one ear file, and the other one would have a newer version of ear file. The purpose is for certain users to be able to use new functionalities in one of the jboss servers, while leaving the rest of the users the older and the more stable ear file. If anyone has had a good or bad experience on this, please let me know.Threaded Messages (2)
- Only One EAR File With User Accesss Control by Eldrid Rensburg on January 17 2008 02:20 EST
- Re: Only One EAR File With User Accesss Control by Robbie Martinus on January 17 2008 19:12 EST
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Only One EAR File With User Accesss Control[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Eldrid Rensburg
- Posted on: January 17 2008 02:20 EST
- in response to Robbie Martinus
Having two versions of the same EAR file, means you have the same Database settings twice to the same Database (logons, etc) which will complicate things - not to mention the double resource usage affecting performance. Perhaps an option would be to have only one EAR file wherein you implement selective access control to users. -
Re: Only One EAR File With User Accesss Control[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Robbie Martinus
- Posted on: January 17 2008 19:12 EST
- in response to Eldrid Rensburg
Having two versions of the same EAR file, means you have the same Database settings twice to the same Database (logons, etc) which will complicate things - not to mention the double resource usage affecting performance. Perhaps an option would be to have only one EAR file wherein you implement selective access control to users.
I agree with the performance problem, but what kind of complications did you mean? Would you be able to elaborate?