[daisy] [JIRA] Created: (DSY-591) Running multiple instances of Daisy 2.1 on one server using Jetty, besides modifying the port numbers is it possible to bind Jetty to a single IP address so that each instance comes up on its own ip address.

[RJ Singh (JIRA)]

Running multiple instances of Daisy 2.1 on one server using Jetty, besides modifying the port numbers is it possible to bind Jetty to a single  IP address so that each instance comes up on its own ip address.
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         Key: DSY-591
         URL: http://issues.cocoondev.org//browse/DSY-591
     Project: Daisy
        Type: Bug
  Components: Frontend (wiki)  
    Versions: 2.1    
 Environment: Running Red Hat Enterprise Server With MySQL 5.0.x on a separate Red Hat Enterprise Server.
 Reporter: RJ Singh


We are really hoping that you some one can advise us on the best way to implement running 4 instances of Daisy 2.1 on one Linux Server.

We have the following defined for each instance:
Daisy-1 with daisydata-1 and daisywikidata-1 containers with databases : daisy_rep-1 and activemq_1.
Daisy-2 with daisydata-1 and daisywikidata-2 containers with databases : daisy_rep-2 and activemq_2.
Daisy-3 with daisydata-1 and daisywikidata-3containers with databases : daisy_rep-3 and activemq_3.
Daisy-4 with daisydata-1 and daisywikidata-4 containers with databases : daisy_rep-4 and activemq_4.

All the environments above I have modify the ports so that the instances can start up.

Our question is this instead of using "localhost" in the jetty-daisywiki.xml can we use and IP address for each of the Daisy instances with the default port numbers ? 
Will this setting affect the repository server ? 
Do we need to update more configuration files like the daisy.xconf, activemq-conf.xml, and myconfig.xml ?

Or if you think this setup seems a bit too complicated would you be so kind to suggest the best implementation ?
We thank you very much
RJUNY


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