I guess the confusion is coming from the use of the term "instance"... In
Weblogic you can have a single "admin console" and then each "managed
instance" has it's own JNDI etc. and what I am trying to achieve is
something similiar.
Ultamatley I am trying to run multiple discreet copies of the same
application with a single admin point. The application is designed on a per
client basis only, so a shared database is not possible - if I create
multiple Glassfish domains (each obviously has it's own JNDI, DAS etc.) then
it all works fine as you would expect, but that feels untidy.
If I could work around it if i could externalise the hibernate persistence
XML file - thereby each instance of the application would use a different
config which would point to a different DB - thats doesn't appear possible so
both options seems not to work.
Does that make more sense?
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