Can I use different UIDs/GIDs for different servlets or virtual hosts?
Yes, you can! The complete separation between the web server and the server engine allows you to connect multiple servlet engines to the same web server. If these servlet engines are started in standalone mode using the wrapper with different UID/GID, you end up having multiple secured servlet environments. Of course, this requires a different JVM for each secured servlet environment. For this reason, future releases will include a servlet sandbox to guarantee a comfortable security level without requiring multiple JVMs.
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