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I followed those instructions to get v1 working. All went fine but I
only played with a few examples and have yet to use it on a real
project. No benchmarks sorry, but sun claim its the fastest app server
out there...

v2 should be easier still to install, it no longer has dependencies on
NSS/NSPR stuff. I'm yet to find time to try it out but will be
interested to hear how you get on ;-)

NetBeans 6 may also be an option. I remember it (or some edition of it)
comes bundled with glassfish and recall seeing some guys building it
from source on FreeBSD.

cheers

Calvin.

On Wed, 2007-11-07 at 08:45 +0100, Luca Morettoni wrote:
> I need to do some tests on glassfish over FreeBSD but on internet I
> found only this tutorial:
> 
> http://blogs.sun.com/hyau/entry/glassfish_on_freebsd_too
> 
> anybody have installed glassfish on recent FreeBSD (>= 6.2)? Any benchmark?
> 
> Thanks!