Hi Kenny
This is not possible with GlassFish V2 since it would have required
that each container can be plugged out. This is however the bulk of
the work we are doing in V3 where you will be able to get the exact
set of features you require. We are not expecting to have the SIP
container working in v3 anytime soon, most likely after the summer. In
the meantime, I am afraid you have no choice but to carry the extra
baggage.
Jerome
On Jan 29, 2008, at 7:22 AM, glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm considering the use of Sailfin as SIP Servlet Container, I know
> it is linked towards the Glassfish application server, based on the
> Java Enterprise platform.
>
> As I only need the SIP functionality, I'm wondering if there are
> possibilities to remove the unused parts from the Glassfish
> Application Server? For example, I personally don't need EJB
> support, is there a way to remove this support from the Glassflsh
> application server such that I don't need the complete Glassfish
> "bulk" application on my server.
>
> If it is needed, I don't consider it a problem to compile Glassfish
> myself and only include the necessary modules I need.
>
> Thanks,
> Kenny
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