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How to do maintainance on Apache - Jboss Setup

 
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Hi Everybody:
My site www.AhmedabadSale.com is completely developed using Open Source Software like jboss, mysql, ant and xdoclet. I routinely have to do maintainance of my site by changing some jsp's, html pages or Servlets. How do I do the maintaince work? How do I show the default page that site is under maintainance without having to restart or stop jboss? Does anybody have a simple solution for this.
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Pushpendra Raval
CEO, www.AhmedabadSale.com
 
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It depends on how you have deployed your application and expose it to the external world. I am using Apache on my web servers in the DMZ and JBoss is deployed on my internal network. The j2k connector forwards the request from Apache to JBoss. When I need to perform maintenance, I can temporarily disable the j2k connector and the user is redirected to an outage page.
 
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