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The property file for the J2EEProxy is used to configure the behavior of the J2EEProxy when deploying Websydian web application in a servlet based environment.
Normally you would place the J2EEProxy property file in the structure of the servlet being deployd inside the directory WEB-INF and name it J2eeProxy.prop. Optionally you can place the property file outside the structure of the servlet in that case you will need to add information to the web.xml file of the location of the J2EEProxy property file using the servlet initialization parameter servlet.propertyfile.
| Parameter | Default Value | Description |
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| servlet.websydianserver.wrap | FALSE | Use internal or external version of the Websydian Server. If
set to TRUE the Websydian Server will be started as part of the
servlet and you will not need to start a Websydian Server¨. Valid values are: TRUE - The Websydian Server is started inside the servlet FALSE - You are required to start the Websydian Server and configure additional information on the location of the Websydian Server. |
| The following parameters are only required if servlet.websydianserver.wrap is set to FALSE | ||
| websydianserver.ipaddr | no default value | The IP address of the machine where the Websydian Server is
started. This address together with the
websydianserver.tcpport is used by the J2EE Proxy to
connect to the Websydian Server. |
| websydianserver.tcpport | no default value | The TCP port of the Websydian Server. The port is used together
with the IP address by the J2EE Proxy to connect to the Websydian
Server. |
| The following parameters are only required if servlet.websydianserver.wrap is set to TRUE | ||
| websydianserver.log.level | ERROR | he log level affects how much the J2EE Proxy will write to the
log file. The following values can be used:
Use ERROR in a deployment environment whereas TRACE should be used in debug situations only. |
| websydianserver.log.file | no default value | Specifies the full path to a log file used by the internal Websydian Server. If the file does not exist it will be created. Otherwise, new log entries will be added to the existing file. |
| websydianserver.licensefilepath | no default value | Fully qualified path and name of file holding the Websydian Server license. |
| websydianserver.log.rollfrequency | ROLL_DAILY | The frequency to be used by the Websydian server log system to
roll the log:
Valid values are:
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| Parameter | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| servlet.plex.eventdispatchername | no default value | The implementation name of the Websydian EventDispatcher
function. The servlet launches the Websydian application by
invoking this function. Remember to qualify the function name with the fully scoped package name, e.g. com.websydian.express.WSEXPRESS |
| servlet.service | no default value | The application name uniquely identifying the Websydian application being deployed. Used by the Websydian Server to identify multiple Websydian applications being serviced. |
| servlet.plex.propertyfilename | blank | The path to the Plex property file. Specify only the path - not
the file name (obusr.properties). If this is set to blank the property file can be located in the directory structure of the servlet in the directory WEB-INF/classes. |
| servlet.log.level | ERROR | The log level affects how much the J2EE Proxy will write to the
log file. The following values can be used:
Use ERROR in a deployment environment whereas TRACE should be used in debug situations only. |
| servlet.log.file | no default value | If the media is File, this parameter is mandatory, and specifies the full path to a log file used by the J2EE Proxy Servlet. If the file does not exist it will be created. Otherwise, new log entries will be added to the existing file. |
| servlet.log.rollfrequency | ROLL_DAILY | The frequency to be used by the log system to roll the log:
Valid values are:
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| servlet.log.smtphost | no value | If this parameter is specified all log messages of type FATAL or ERROR will be sent in an e-mail to an administrator. This parameter specifies the host name of the SMTP server. |
| The following parameters are only required if an servlet.log.smtphost is specified | ||
| servlet.log.mailsubject | no value | The subject of the log mails |
| servlet.log.mailsender | no value | The e-mail address of the mail being send from the log system |
| servlet.log.mailrecipient | no value | The receiver of log mails. Multiple receivers may be specified using a comma separating the e-mail addresses |
| Parameter | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| servlet.plex.environmentname | Default | The Plex environment name to be used by the Application. |
| servlet.plex.session.parametername | WSYD_SID | The implementation name of the session parameter in the session pattern. |
| servlet.plex.session.timeout | 10 | Timeout in minutes for a session. This value should be the same as the value specified in the session pattern in the Plex model. |
| servlet.contentlength.max | 0 | Sets an upper limit for the length of the request in bytes. Zero indicates that there is no upper limit |
| servlet.errorpage.url | none | Specifies a relative URL to an error page within the context of
the WAR file where the J2EE Proxy is deployed.
On errors the J2EE Proxy will then call this error page which then is responsible of generating a response to the user. The error page have to be placed within the scope of the
WAR-file where / (slash) indicates the root of the WAR-file.
E.g. |
| servlet.plex.plexruntime.timeout | 30 | Timeout in minutes of which Plex runtimes are discarded. The
J2EE Proxy keeps several Plex runtimes in a runtime pool in order
to improve performance. This timeout is used to discard Plex
runtimes that have not been active within the timeframe of this
timeout. Useful for handling firewalls disconnecting idle connections. |
| servlet.plex.plexruntime.maxpoolruntimes | 32000 | The max Plex runtime pool size in case of heavy load. If you set this setting to 10 the max number of available Plex runtimes at any given time in the pool will be 10. If the J2EEProxy requires additional Plex runtimes these are created, used and afterwards discarded. The benefit of this is that if you have a period of inactivity on your web site you will be able to restrict the number of open connections in this period. In order to restrict the overall number of requests being processed you will need to consult with the manual of your servlet engine. In order to prevent the pooling of Plex runtimes set this value to 0 (zero) By doing this each request will get a new Plex runtime instead of reusing existing runtimes. |
| servlet.plex.function.init | Disabled | A Plex function to be called
during initialization of the Websydian application. E.g. com.websydian.express.client.WSSVLINI |
| servlet.plex.function.destroy | Disabled | A Plex function to be called when destroying the servlet in
which the Websydian application is being executed E.g. com.websydian.express.client.WSSVLDST |
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