Re: Fairly big problem with tomcat integration

[anita kulshreshtha <a_...@yahoo.com>]

Hi All,
In response to the following issue raised by David Jencks, I am thinking of changing the the implementation of Servlet and ServletStats (required by jsr77) for tomcat. The older implementation (GERONIMO-1035) will have 2 of each servlets! I am thinking of a ServletsHolder, which will be a container for all servlets of a WebModule. It will be a statistics provider. I think it is possible to set J2EEAppilcation and J2EEServer for modules, hence the servlets will have names like :
Geronimo:j2eeType=Servlet,name=EJBServer,WebModule=//0.0.0.0/console-standard,J2EEApplication=....,J2EEServer=....
     Are there any problems with this approach?

Thanks
Anita


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2. We have 2 mbeans claiming to be the web module: one from our  
gbean, which has no servlets, and one from  tomcat, which actuallly  
has the servlets.  These have rather different naming policies.  For  
instance, the tomcat one has J2EEModule=//context-root whereas ours  
has J2EEModule=jarname or configid/moduleId.

I'm tempted to make our gbean claim to be a WebModuleWrapper or  
something like that so jsr-77 only finds one mbean/web module.  I'd  
like to get at least the J2EEApplication set correctly on the tomcat  
mbeans and preferably get the WebModule to agree with our setting.

Comments? Other proposals?

thanks
david jencks



 		
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