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How to install java as a private JVM ?
Hi there,
I'm thinking to start a web hosting company which offers Java servelts, JSP.
so I need to offer private JVM as other companies do.
I can code with java, but I really don't know about managing stuff...
What I wanna know is how to install java as a private JVM.
If I will have 100 customers, Do I have to install 100 JVMs on my server
?
or I can install only 1 JVM and offer the JVM as private JVM to 100 customers
?
anyway, I don't know how to make it.
Please help me out.
OS will be RedHat7.1
Servlet Engine will be JRun3.0
Thank you.
Tony.
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Re: How to install java as a private JVM ?
You don't need to install different JVM per customer. Have different Appserver/servletEngine
per customer. Any way once you start your appserver/servletengine that will
be a different JVM instance. I think one instance or appserver/servletengine
per customer would be ideal for hosting.
"TONY" <tony127127@email.com> wrote:
>
>Hi there,
>I'm thinking to start a web hosting company which offers Java servelts,
JSP.
>
>so I need to offer private JVM as other companies do.
>I can code with java, but I really don't know about managing stuff...
>
>What I wanna know is how to install java as a private JVM.
>If I will have 100 customers, Do I have to install 100 JVMs on my server
>?
>or I can install only 1 JVM and offer the JVM as private JVM to 100 customers
>?
>
>anyway, I don't know how to make it.
>Please help me out.
>
>OS will be RedHat7.1
>Servlet Engine will be JRun3.0
>
>Thank you.
>Tony.
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