Was having an interesting discussion this morning regarding WLS architectures. The discussion centered around the notion of if one should use multiple WLS installations (ie: separate domain/server for each) to manage a project that has the need to deploy different apps to different containers. Or to use a single domain installation with multiple managed servers under that domain.
Either way it should be a non-issue for JDeveloper to manage this as you can create multiple integrated server references by using the tools | preferences | run selection and then selecting "Edit Server Instances" and therein register each of the individual "integrated" servers. You can then through the application properties choose which server the application is bound to. You can even have JDev manage the lifecycle for these additional integrated servers via a checkbox when registering the servers with JDev.
Of course the developers wouldn't make it that easy as they're also requiring separate domain templates to be utilized...
All very interesting.
About Me
- Shaun O'Brien
- My name is Shaun O'Brien and I'm a Principal Product Manager of Development Tools for Oracle Corporation. I spend a lot of my time focusing on customers both from an evangelism standpoint and also to gather requirements. I try to understand what is needed from the JDeveloper and ADF platforms and then take that back to the organization and help make it a reality. I also help out with in-house development efforts. It is good to know that by the time a release of JDev rolls out that it has been hammered on for months by actual devs here that are producing apps that directly impact Oracles bottom line. As such, when something comes up about the tool or framework that is not quite right we have a huge lever to pull to get the appropriate effort to "make it right".
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