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#718420 ·published 2007-09-28 12:27 UTC
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 * Multi Instance Usage
 *  If you want to run multiple instances of JBoss, you can do that this way:
 *  1) Symlink init script:
 *     ln -s /etc/init.d/jboss-bin-4 /etc/init.d/jboss-bin-4.foo
 *  2) Copy original config file:
 *     cp /etc/conf.d/jboss-bin-4 /etc/conf.d/jboss-bin-4.foo
 *  3) Edit the new config file as it will use another JBOSS_SERVER_NAME.
 *              Set what do you want to run your new profile/vhost
 *              You have to either:
 *                      Bind new JBoss instance to another IP address or change
 *                      Change the  used ports in tiomcat configuration so they do not be in conflict)
 *  4) Run the new JBoss instance:
 *              /etc/init.d/jboss-bin-4.vhost start (eg vhost=localhost
 *              -> jboss-bin-4.localhost
 *
 * Profile manager:
 * We provide now a tool to manage your multiple JBoss profiles
 *      see jboss-profiles-creator.sh --help for usage
 *
 * Jboss usage:
 * We profile a jboss documentation available for all vhosts
 *      you can access it with
 *      /etc/init.d/jboss-bin-4.localhost start
 *      and now point your browser to http://YOURIP:8080/gentoo-doc
 *      TIPS:
 *              * If you have not redefine the root context, You can even reach it to http://YOURIP:8080/
 *
 * To redifine the root context: (the thing you reach with http://vhost/)
 *      * Just deploy your one as PROFILE_PATH/deploy/ROOT.war
 *      * To make a war go to the basedir of your application and do
 *                      jar cvf ROOT.war *
 *      * Another thing: you can eITher deploy it in a ear or in a war