Titlebook: JBoss 3.2 Deployment and Administration; Meeraj Kunnumpurath Book 2004 Meeraj Kunnumpurath 2004 Cluster.Deployment.Java.Java EE.JavaMail.a

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Configuring Jetty,within the JBoss process. You can download the JBoss installation with either an embedded Tomcat or Jetty web server. In this chapter, you’ll look at configuring Jetty with JBoss. You’ll also look at how to run the JBoss/Jetty combination with Internet Information Services (IIS) and Apache front-end

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Configuring Tomcat,applications. JBoss also comes with an embedded Tomcat web container. In this chapter, you’ll learn how to configure Tomcat with JBoss. You’ll also look at how to run the JBoss/Tomcat combination with Internet Information Services (IIS) and Apache front-end web servers.

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Configuring Logging,ou’ll look at how to configure logging within JBoss. JBoss uses . as its sole logging Application Programming Interface (API), and version 3.. comes with Java Archive (JAR) files required for Log4J 1.2...

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Developing EJBs with JBoss,e some of the mainstream EJB containers that require an additional step of compiling the EJBs between packaging and deployment to generate stubs and skeletons, JBoss relies on dynamic proxies and an interceptor-based architecture to integrate the client-side and server-side artifacts of the EJB cont

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Configuring CMP 2.0, of Container-Managed Persistence (CMP) beans has become manifold in the J2EE world since the introduction of EJB 2.0 and the support for container-managed relations. JBoss 3.. comes with a pluggable CMP engine that supports almost all features of CMP 2.0. In this chapter, you’ll look at the JBoss C

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