JBoss Virtual server

Question

How to create JBoss virtual server in our PC
My OS is windows but I want to create it linux platform
Thank you

Answer 1

This question has almost nothing to do with DNS so stop worrying about that.
As far as the actual problem. An HTTP server, whether that's IIS or Apache or JBoss listens and responds to requests on port 80. And you cannot have more than one application/server of any type trying to listen (bind) to the same port at the same time so you have a problem.
The simplest solution (he said without actually knowing how to make JBoss specifically do this) would be to make JBoss run on a port that isn't 80. For example if you made it run on port 8888. Then you would access your JBoss application from http://mydomain.com:8888
There are other solutions but you will require an administrator to help you implement them. The two other solutions off the top of my head are as follows.
1) Using IIS as a front end redirect jsp requests to JBoss. I know that such thing is possible in Apache and I am sure that by hook or by crook such a thing would be possible in IIS although good luck figuring that out.
2) Run the JBoss on a seperate physical server. Or at least bound to a different IP address then what IIS is. If you went this route then you would use DNS to create a second host that points to the IP of the JBoss server. For example http://jboss.mydomain.com This is the only way in which DNS might be involved in your answer but you need a second IP in order to make that work.