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Last I heard (about 2 years ago), load balance wasn't supported on Solaris. Looks like it is now in 3.0D. Actually, I went through the release notes for B,C,D and I never saw it mentioned as new feature. Chris said he remembers seeing it in a doc somewhere.
I've been tasked with install JBOSS web to evaluate it as a possible replacement for IIS as our "presentation layer". JBoss web is distributed as a standalone webserver running on top of the JBoss 4 microkernel. JBOSS web is not pure java, it contains native code, compiled, and optimized for each OS. The install is simply to unzip it, set my JAVA_HOME, and run "run.sh" from the bin directory. Errors may appear in the server.log.
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