Hi
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Hi is it possible to reduce a GlassFish installation by doing the following:
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> - turn off Sun MQ at all (neither local/remote/embedded config) and remove the IMQ dir?
It is not possible to turn off jms-service altogether. The best you could do is
make the jms-service of each instance REMOTE and point it to one common broker
in your enterprise, so that the overhead of a broker is not incurred on each
appserver instance's startup.
Thanks
--Siva.
>
> - remove all JBI stuff (disabling the JBI lifecycle module und removing the references to it doesn't seem to work as I get a startup exception and the admin app doesn't work anymore)
>
> - get rid of all references to JavaDB/derby by removing the javadb dir and all config references like timer jdbc pool
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> The rationale is to prepare a standard setup for a corporate environment where people should be restricted to use plain JavaEE(no JBI) and use the corp standard products for jms providers and databases.
>
> any hints appreciated.
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