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Leif Halvarsson_2
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Oracle 10g (J2EE) and Tomcat

Hi,

One of our customer want to deploy an application/integration that is not supported for the Oracle application server J2EE. Is it possible to have J2EE and Tomcat coexisting on the same server or does Tomcat need a separate hardware ?

Is Tomcat very memory/CPU intensive ?
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Arunvijai_4
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Re: Oracle 10g (J2EE) and Tomcat

You can configure Tomcat in the same server. Make sure it uses different port than Oracle app server. It is very stable and wont let your system down.

-Arun
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Steven E. Protter
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Re: Oracle 10g (J2EE) and Tomcat

Tomcat should be able to co-exist.

It is integrated into HP's web package, which you can modify to work with the oracle database instead of the oracle apache port.

Tomcat can put a drag on the system depending on how its used. The real issue there is the developer's code needs to be efficient, which is always hard for us to regulate.

Tomcat does not need separate hardware.

Oracle constantly recommends keeping the database and application server on different hardware, but I've gotten away with violating that advice so long as the hardware has plenty of horsepower and memory.

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Leif Halvarsson_2
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Re: Oracle 10g (J2EE) and Tomcat


Thank you !

Leif,