Definition
Create a container instance
Explanation
A container instance is created by simply instantiating the Java object implementing the container and passing a Configuration object to it. Each container implementation offers a main Java object wrapping its container and which allows to manipulate the container (start, stop, configure, etc).
The class to use for instantiating a container can be found on each container's documentation page:
- Geronimo 1.x
- Geronimo 2.x
- Geronimo 3.x
- Glassfish 2.x
- Glassfish 3.x
- Glassfish 4.x
- JBoss 3.x
- JBoss 4.2.x
- JBoss 4.x
- JBoss 5.1.x
- JBoss 5.x
- JBoss 6.1.x
- JBoss 6.x
- JBoss 7.1.x
- JBoss 7.x
- Jetty 4.x
- Jetty 5.x
- Jetty 6.x
- Jetty 7.x
- Jetty 8.x
- Jetty 9.x
- jo 1.x
- JOnAS 4.x
- JOnAS 5.x
- JRun 4.x
- Oc4j 10.x
- Oc4J 9.x
- Resin 2.x
- Resin 3.1.x
- Resin 3.x
- Resin 4.x
- Tomcat 4.x
- Tomcat 5.x
- Tomcat 6.x
- Tomcat 7.x
- WebLogic 8.x
- WebLogic 9.x
- WebLogic 10.3.x
- WebLogic 10.x
- WebLogic 12.x
- WebSphere 8.5.x
- WildFly 8.x
In addition it's possible to instantiate a container by name.
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