Multiple JVMs foe One WL6.1 instance

Hi,
Is it possible to attach multiple JVMs to an instance of WLS6.1
so that all JVMs will be self sufficient in serving client requests....
If it is possible then any pointers in that direction..???
regards
aseem

Each WL server runs in one JVM. If you want to have 4 JVMs, then run 4 WL
servers in one cluster.
"Aseem Rastogi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
currently our App runs on 2 Iplanet App Server ( they are in Cluster)
and each App server has 2 VMs so we we are getting the feel of 4independent
App Servers but Physically we are able to get away with only 2 boxes.
We want to achive the same thing in Weblogic...
thanx
aseem
Michael Reiche wrote:
1) What is your requirement?
2) Clustering.
"Aseem Rastogi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
Hi,
Is it possible to attach multiple JVMs to an instance of WLS6.1
so that all JVMs will be self sufficient in serving client
requests....
>>>
If it is possible then any pointers in that direction..???
regards
aseem

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