in-process

[Misha Lyalin <mi...@intype.com>]

It would be cool if the engine could be started in-process with in your own application, so that RMI and other optimizations are possible

--Misha

Re: in-process

[Matthias Oelmann <mo...@ixl.com>]

we do that with apache jserv by just 
calling 

		String[] nix = { jservconfig };
		org.apache.jserv.JServ.main(nix);

but i agree, it would be really great to have a better
way to start (and configure) it.

matthias

Misha Lyalin wrote:
> 
> It would be cool if the engine could be started in-process with in your
> own application, so that RMI and other optimizations are possible
> 
> --Misha

Re: in-process

[Steve Sargent <S....@qmw.ac.uk>]

Could you help please?

One of our users here is having problems receiving mail from your mailing
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Re: in-process

[James Duncan Davidson <du...@x180.com>]

Misha Lyalin wrote:
> It would be cool if the engine could be started in-process with in your own application, so that RMI and other optimizations are possible
> 

If all you want is the standalone pure java httpd, then the process will
be something like:

Server server = new Server();
server.setPort(80);
server.setDocBase("/home/duncan/htdocs");
server.start();

Note that this is only for Tomcat standalone -- not for when it's
running within Apache. See the simple startup file in the /etc dir of
the WDK for a full example.

.duncan