Application deployed at two servers or containers

[Shivaprakash Shettihalli]

How many ServletContext objects will be created when an Application is deployed at two servers or containers.

[Carlos Cunha]

At first, I was going to answer that you would have 2 different ServletContext because: ONE ServletContext PER Web Application PER Server/Container.

But after reading some sources, seems that the important is not the number of Server/Container(ok its in the mix), the important is the number of JVM used to deploy the application.

So to set my own ideas straight could any of the bartenders answer the folloing question:

Given a single web application deployed within two different Servers (i.e Tomcat and JBoss) using the same JVM how many ServletContext i would have?

Thanks.

PS: Sorry, i didn't want to mess your ideas up.
[ January 02, 2008: Message edited by: Carlos Cunha ]

[Shivaprakash Shettihalli]

Please someone help me

[Ben Souther]

Shivaprakash Shettihalli,

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