Multiple WLS 4.5.1 processes using 1 single JNDI tree

Currently we are using 1 WLS process to deploy different beans in
our project. We know that all the deployed beans will be registered
within the JNDI service running in the context of this process.
But now we would like to change this configuration. We would like to
run more than 1 WLS processes deloying all different beans
which are using the same JNDI tree.
Example:
Process 1 delopys BEAN_A, BEAN_B ----> uses ------------
Process 2 delopys BEAN_C, BEAN_D --------------> JNDI Service Process
Process 3 delopys BEAN_E, BEAN_F ----> uses ------------
How can we do this?
Thanks
Christoph

If your WLS4.5.1 and WLS5.1 use different IP address, they can use the same
port. If they use the same IP address, they can not use the same port
number.
Cheers - Wei
Mark Ulmer <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:8gj41s$md5$[email protected]..
I understand that multiple instances of the WLS can be run on the samebox,
they are just listening on different ports. Does this still hold true ifI
am using a product that runs on top of WLS 4.5.1 and would like to have my
own WLS 5.1 instance running on the same box? Can this be done if I keep
the classpaths and weblogic_classpaths and all other related environment
settings seperate?
Thanks,
Mark Ulmer

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