Hi,
The thing that will help you the most with this problem, as I understand
it, is to use asadmin create-domain.
Each developer on a shared machine needs to have a domain that they
created, which has no port conflicts with other developers and their
domains...
You can use the '--portbase' option or the '--domainproperties' option
to make sure that the domains that your developers use on a shared
machine do not overlap.
Note: If you use NetBeans as your development IDE, you get a GUI that
assist you with creating a domain.. where you have control over the port
values used by the domain... It is a fairly 'old feature', so the blog
entry about the capability should be used to give you the gist of the
functionality...
http://blogs.sun.com/vkraemer/entry/register_a_java_ee_5
Hope this helps...
vbk
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am a newbie to Glassfish, had a very primitive question on setting up instances on Glassfish. While in development we need individual developer to run his own application server ( deploy, start, stop, configure resources etc ) without impacting the other developer.
> This approach is aimed to have a server running but catering to various developers doing some independant work...
>
> Can you please indicate to achieve this? I have been seeing a lot of terminology which is basically confusing me,
> Multiple Domains,
> Nodes,
> Clusters
> Load Balancing
>
> Which of them will solve my purpose? Any help would highly be appreciated.
>
> Cheers
> Natraj
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