Jeanfrancois Arcand wrote:
> Hi,
>
> brunosm wrote:
>> IS there any way to run only the web server? (servlets + jsp). And
>> deactivate the rest?...I mean...the ejb container
>>
>
> You cannot do it right now using GlassFish v2. But you might want to try
> GlassFish v3, which is exactly what you are looking for. Currently, the
> WebServer in v3 is the same as v2 as we didn't yet started implementing
> the new Servlet/JSP/JSF specifications (JavaEE 6). Hence v3 is probably
> a good development environment for you now....and it start really really
> really fast :-)
I expect the next JSF and Servlet spec to mandate the backwards
compatibility. So by using an appropriate 2.4 or 2.5 deployment
descriptor GlassFish v3 - if supporting the next specs - will also have
to support the old specs. Or am I mistaken here?
>
>> FOr some developing purposes, running just the web server is much
>> faster to start and stop
>>
>> I am starting with netbeans 6 and it seems that tomcat dont run from here
>
> I don't use Netbeans so I'm not sure if you can use v3 with it (if you
> can't, I suspect support should soon be available). But I might be wrong
> on that one.
Netbeans - as of milestone 10 of version 6 - does not support GlassFish
v3. Which is a bit odd, since Eclipse 3.3 does. The next milestone
probably will cure that.
Wolfram
>
> Thanks,
>
> -- Jeanfrancois
>