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DWA Configuration Sheet

Relay Service Configuration Sheet

Websydian Server Section
	IP Address	The IP Address used by the Websydian Server to monitor incoming connections. See the Websydian Server Configuration Sheet.
	TCP Port	The TCP port used by the Websydian Server to monitor incoming connections. See the Websydian Server Configuration Sheet.
Application Service Section
	Service Name	The unique service name identifying the application to the Websydian Server and Relay Service. See the Application Service Configuration Sheet.
Relay Service Section
	Command IP Address	The IP Addressed used by the Relay Service to monitor for incoming connections requesting a command to be issued. The command port is used to issue commands to the Relay Service like the Suspend command that suspends the processing of requests.
	Command TCP Port	The TCP port used by the Relay Service to monitor for incoming connections requesting a command to be issued.
Relay Service Log Section
	Log Level	The log level used by the Relay Service. During testing set this to TRACE otherwise set this to ERROR. Possible values are TRACE, ERROR, INFO, WARN, or FATAL.
	Log Filename	The file name used by the Relay Service to store log information. File located on the computer running the Servlet Engine. Use slash ('/') for delimiting directories.
Servlet Deployment Parameters
	Servlet Name	The name used to identify the Relay Service (servlet) to the servlet engine. This name will become the filename of the property file. No spaces or special character are allowed.
	Servlet Display Name	Short description of the Relay Service servlet used by the servlet engine.
	URL	Complete URL to service the application. Note that the URL is case sensitive.
	Property file path	The final location of the property file used by the Relay Service (servlet) on the computer running the servlet engine. Use slash ('/') for delimiting directories.