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Yes..that's exactly what I did, and it works !! Thanks.
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Yes..that's exactly what I did, and it works !! Thanks.

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Hello Experts,<br />
Is there any limitation to the max.number of instances that can be started from a single JBoss server?<br />
If I am right, by default JBoss provides for configuring 4 additional instances through the Service Binding Manager.Is there any other way that allows to configure and run any number of instances?<br />
I am on JBoss 4.2<br />
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Note: I want to configure and run these instances for a single IP address on different ports (8480,8580 and so on)<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Remesh<br />

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Hello Experts,
Is there any limitation to the max.number of instances that can be started from a single JBoss server?
If I am right, by default JBoss provides for configuring 4 additional instances through the Service Binding Manager.Is there any other way that allows to configure and run any number of instances?
I am on JBoss 4.2

Note: I want to configure and run these instances for a single IP address on different ports (8480,8580 and so on)

Thanks,
Remesh


Maximum number of JBoss instances that can be run simultaneously

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