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Paul W
I'm new to Java and this isn't my idea, so don't beat me up on this...
Due to a poorly written application that my company is thinking about
buying, I have to setup a server to run 3 (or more!) instances of
Tomcat at the same time.
The server is running Windows 2003 and each instance must run as a
service on the server under a different Windows User Account. Also,
the server is already running IIS and Lotus (stripped down) as a web
server.
Tomcat version is 4.1.8 and I don't think the vendor has tested their
product against a newer version of Tomcat.
Questions:
1) Can I expect any resources problems running 3 or more instances of
Tomcat on the same server? Clearly each has to be using a different
port and running them with IIS and Lotus is just another extra twist.
2) Anyone try to run multiple instances of Tomcat as a service on the
same box?
3) Do I have to change anything on the Tomcat side to get it to run
under a different Windows User?
Yes, I'm going to test this, but I wanted to see if any of you more
experienced Java guys out there sees anything that raises a red flag.
Thanks for any advice (outside that I'm insane) that you can provide,
Paul W
Due to a poorly written application that my company is thinking about
buying, I have to setup a server to run 3 (or more!) instances of
Tomcat at the same time.
The server is running Windows 2003 and each instance must run as a
service on the server under a different Windows User Account. Also,
the server is already running IIS and Lotus (stripped down) as a web
server.
Tomcat version is 4.1.8 and I don't think the vendor has tested their
product against a newer version of Tomcat.
Questions:
1) Can I expect any resources problems running 3 or more instances of
Tomcat on the same server? Clearly each has to be using a different
port and running them with IIS and Lotus is just another extra twist.
2) Anyone try to run multiple instances of Tomcat as a service on the
same box?
3) Do I have to change anything on the Tomcat side to get it to run
under a different Windows User?
Yes, I'm going to test this, but I wanted to see if any of you more
experienced Java guys out there sees anything that raises a red flag.
Thanks for any advice (outside that I'm insane) that you can provide,
Paul W