OK. I'll see how big the web distribution is. I want it to be as light
as possible, the deployment model I have for the app I'm thinking of has
this app installed and running on a client machine. I just wanted basic
web support (PHP or JSP), and not for instance JSF or all the stuff to
support web-based administration of the app server, or clustering for
that matter...
David
Sahoo wrote:
> Do you really need a separate startup module? What if I say you can
> achieve this using the existing glassfish startup module? If you
> download v3 web distribution (i.e., web.zip), it already contains
> modules only needed by our web container. I don't think you can reduce
> it further at this point of time if you want to enable web support.
>
> If you want to add your own module, just write OSGi bundles and copy
> them to modules directory. It will be used by server when you restart
> server.
>
> Hope that helps,
>
> Thanks,
> Sahoo
>
> David Van Couvering wrote:
>> Hi, all. I am just starting to work with the GF3 architecture. What
>> I want to be able to do is have my own startup module that loads GF
>> web support (I want to be able to do JSP, that's about it) but also
>> runs other services (for example I want to listen on some other ports
>> and process some protocols not supported by GF).
>>
>> Is this possible? What GF modules/services do I need to load from my
>> startup module? Is there another approach to this you might suggest?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> David
>>
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