Deploy Non Ofbiz components into Ofbiz: Is it a good practice?

[ian tabangay <it...@gmail.com>]

Will do and Ill include how to deploy the war file into ofbiz. But I would
like to get the group's comment first on deploying non-ofbiz webapps into
ofbiz. What I wanted to do was to remove the need to have another instance
of tomcat within the server to accommodate non-ofbiz webapps. Is this
generally acceptable? An alternative would be to have the other tomcat
deployed into another server to remove the conflict of having more than one
tomcat in a server. I havent tried this in a real deployment and dont know
the repercussion of it in the long run. Any comment would be most helpful.

~ ian

Re: Deploy Non Ofbiz components into Ofbiz: Is it a good practice?

[ian tabangay <it...@gmail.com>]

What I did was I extracted the war file myself and wrote an
ofbiz-component.xml file for the webapp. Its working as it should.

~ ian

On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 4:09 PM, David E Jones <jo...@hotwaxmedia.com>wrote:

>
> On Aug 11, 2008, at 11:37 PM, ian tabangay wrote:
>
>  Will do and Ill include how to deploy the war file into ofbiz. But I would
>> like to get the group's comment first on deploying non-ofbiz webapps into
>> ofbiz. What I wanted to do was to remove the need to have another instance
>> of tomcat within the server to accommodate non-ofbiz webapps. Is this
>> generally acceptable? An alternative would be to have the other tomcat
>> deployed into another server to remove the conflict of having more than
>> one
>> tomcat in a server. I havent tried this in a real deployment and dont know
>> the repercussion of it in the long run. Any comment would be most helpful.
>>
>
> I don't know if the implementation on this is complete, but I believe you
> can actually drop a war file into the hot-deploy directory and OFBiz will
> pick it up and mount the webapp and such. I know this was discussed a few
> weeks ago, but I don't know if the implementation was finished.
>
> -David
>
>
>

Re: Deploy Non Ofbiz components into Ofbiz: Is it a good practice?

[David E Jones <jo...@hotwaxmedia.com>]

On Aug 11, 2008, at 11:37 PM, ian tabangay wrote:

> Will do and Ill include how to deploy the war file into ofbiz. But I  
> would
> like to get the group's comment first on deploying non-ofbiz webapps  
> into
> ofbiz. What I wanted to do was to remove the need to have another  
> instance
> of tomcat within the server to accommodate non-ofbiz webapps. Is this
> generally acceptable? An alternative would be to have the other tomcat
> deployed into another server to remove the conflict of having more  
> than one
> tomcat in a server. I havent tried this in a real deployment and  
> dont know
> the repercussion of it in the long run. Any comment would be most  
> helpful.

I don't know if the implementation on this is complete, but I believe  
you can actually drop a war file into the hot-deploy directory and  
OFBiz will pick it up and mount the webapp and such. I know this was  
discussed a few weeks ago, but I don't know if the implementation was  
finished.

-David