Hi Roger,
Nice blog. A couple of questions:
+ "Each host has their own deployment dir". You can specify on which
virtual-server you want to deploy by adding the --virtualservers CLI
command. Combined with the --deploydir command, I suspect you can
achieve the same as Tomcat.
+ "Configure same webapp differently". Hum...how do you do that in Tomcat?
+ "Each host has a jailed manager". Why do you need such isolation?
GlassFish's Admin gui isn't giving you what you want?
+ "Each host has their own authentication realm".....right :-(
If you have a chance, I would recommend you file RFEs in Issue Tracker.
This will help us pushing the idea internally :-)
Thanks
-- Jeanfrancois
roger.keays wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've posted a short blog about a glassfish/tomcat comparison I made recently
> [1]. One of the key comparisons made is wrt virtual hosting, and
> unfortunately it seems that glassfish doesn't meet the offerings given by
> Tomcat in this field.
>
> Feel free to post comments or corrections to the blog.
>
> Roger
>
> [1] http://www.ninthavenue.com.au/blog/glassfish_vs_tomcat
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