This chapter explains all the tags in domain.xml
,
a JEUS domain configuration file.
XML schema file:
JEUS_HOME/lib/schemas/jeus/jeus-domain.xsd
XML references are configured in the following format.
XML Schema/XML Tree: Summarizes all the tags of XML configuration file. Each node is defined in the following format.
Tag reference enables quick search for tags. Each tag is attached with index numbers ( ex: (11) ). Tags are explained with this number in tag reference.
The XML tag name defined in the XML schema is expressed in the format of <tag name>.
Tags are set with cardinality defined in XML schema.
“?” is for 0 or 1 element, “+” is for 1 or more elements, “*” is for 0 or more elements, (no symbol) is for exactly one element
Several tags have "P" character, meaning that they are the tags related to performance. These tags are used to tune the setting.
Element Reference: Explains XML tags in the tree.
Dynamic: Allowed to change the configuration dynamically.
Non-Dynamic: Not allowed to change the configuration dynamically. This is expressed only for the special case to comment out.
Description: A short description for tags.
Value Description: The value and type.
Value Type: Data type of the value. (ex: String)
Value Type Description: Description for the data type of the value.
Default Value: The value to be used by default when the XML is not used.
Defined Value: The default value.
Example: The XML tag example.
Performance Recommendation: The value recommended to improve performance.
Child Elements:The tags contained in its own tag element.
(1) <domain>
(2) <description> ?
(3) <production-mode> ?
(4) <id>
(7) <connect-retries> ?
(9) <security-domain-name> +
(10) <password-validator> ?
(11) <default-password-validator>
(12) <minLength> ?
(13) <maxLength> ?
(14) <force-special-character> ?
(15) <force-digit> ?
(16) <force-capital-letter> ?
(17) <force-small-letter> ?
(18) <deny-username> ?
(19) <custom-password-validator>
(20) <class-name> *
(21) <master-server-name>
(22) <enable-cwdp> ?
(23) <backup-master-server-name> ?
(24) <domain-log-home> ?
(25) <domain-log-permission> ?
(26) <domain-log-chown> ?
(27) <domain-backup> ?
(28) <backup-on-boot> ?
(29) <backup-dir> ?
(30) <node-name> ?
(31) <system-clustering-framework> ?
(32) <transport>
(33) <transport-address> ?
(34) <transport-port> ?
(35) <leader-discovery-timeout> ?
(36) <failure-detection-timeout> ?
(37) <max-thread-pool-size> ?
(38) <min-thread-pool-size> ?
(39) <servers>
(40) <server> +
(41) <name>
(42) <auto-generated> ?
(43) <node-name> ?
(44) <listeners> ?
(45) <base> ?
(46) <listener> *
(47) <name>
(48) <listen-address> ?
(49) <listen-port> ?
(50) <selectors> ?
(51) <use-dual-selector> ?
(52) <backlog> ?
(53) <ssl> ?
(54) <client-auth> ?
(55) <ssl-protocol> ?
(56) <use-alt-jsse-provider> ?
(57) <cipher-suite> *
(58) <keystore-file> ?
(59) <keystore-pass> ?
(60) <keystore-keypassword> ?
(61) <keystore-type> ?
(62) <key-management-algorithm> ?
(63) <key-alias> ?
(64) <truststore-file> ?
(65) <truststore-pass> ?
(66) <truststore-type> ?
(67) <trust-management-algorithm> ?
(68) <crl-file> ?
(69) <keep-alive-timeout> ?
(70) <read-timeout> ?
(71) <reserved-thread-num> ?
(72) <group> ?
(73) <jvm-config> ?
(74) <jvm-option> *
(75) <user-interceptor> ?
(76) <preceding-command> ?
(79) <profile-class-option-name> ?
(81) <engine-init-on-startup> ?
(82) <use-web-engine> ?
(83) <use-ejb-engine> ?
(84) <use-jms-engine> ?
(85) <web-engine> ?
(86) <default-error-page> ?
(87) <response-header> ?
(88) <custom-header> ?
(89) <header-field> *
(90) <field-name>
(91) <field-value>
(92) <encoding> ?
(93) <request-encoding> ?
(94) <default>
(95) <client-override>
(96) <forced>
(97) <response-encoding> ?
(100) <request-url-encoding> ?
(103) <cookie-policy> ?
(104) <write-value-on-header-policy> ?
(105) <apply-url-encoding-rule> ?
(106) <charset-encoding> ?
(107) <properties> ?
(108) <property> *
(111) <jsp-engine> ?
(112) <check-included-jspfile> ?
(113) <keep-generated> ?
(114) <use-in-memory-compilation> ?
(115) <graceful-jsp-reloading> ?
(116) <graceful-jsp-reloading-period> ?
(117) <jsp-work-dir> ?
(118) <java-compiler> ?
(119) <compile-output-dir> ?
(120) <compile-option> ?
(121) <attach-stacktrace-on-error> ?
(122) <virtual-host> *
(123) <virtual-host-name>
(124) <host-name> +
(125) <thread-pool> ?
(126) <min>
(127) <max>
(128) <max-idle-time> ?
(129) <max-queue> ?
(130) <thread-state-notify> ?
(131) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(132) <interrupt-thread> ?
(133) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(134) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(135) <notify-subject> ?
(136) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(137) <restart-subject> ?
(138) <encoding> ?
(139) <request-encoding> ?
(140) <default>
(141) <client-override>
(142) <forced>
(143) <response-encoding> ?
(146) <cookie-policy> ?
(147) <write-value-on-header-policy> ?
(148) <apply-url-encoding-rule> ?
(149) <charset-encoding> ?
(150) <properties> ?
(151) <property> *
(154) <attach-stacktrace-on-error> ?
(155) <access-log> ?
(156) <level> ?
(157) <use-parent-handlers> ?
(158) <filter-class> ?
(159) <formatter-pattern> ?
(160) <handler> ?
(161) <file-handler> *
(162) <name>
(163) <level> ?
(164) <encoding> ?
(165) <filter-class> ?
(166) <file-name> ?
(167) <permission> ?
(168) <chown> ?
(169) <enable-rotation> ?
(170) <rotation-count> ?
(171) <rotation-dir> ?
(172) <valid-day>
(173) <valid-hour>
(174) <valid-size>
(175) <buffer-size> ? P
(176) <append> ?
(177) <smtp-handler> * P
(178) <name>
(179) <level> ?
(180) <encoding> ?
(181) <filter-class> ?
(182) <smtp-host-address>
(183) <sender-id>
(184) <sender-password>
(185) <from-address>
(186) <to-address>
(187) <property> *
(190) <cc-address> ?
(191) <bcc-address> ?
(192) <send-for-all-messages> ?
(193) <socket-handler> * P
(194) <name>
(195) <level> ?
(196) <encoding> ?
(197) <filter-class> ?
(198) <address>
(199) <port>
(200) <user-handler> *
(201) <name>
(202) <level> ?
(203) <encoding> ?
(204) <filter-class> ?
(205) <handler-class>
(206) <handler-property> ?
(207) <property> *
(210) <formatter-pattern> ?
(211) <formatter-property> ?
(212) <property> *
(215) <enable> ?
(216) <format> ?
(217) <exclude-ext> ?
(218) <enable-host-name-lookup> ?
(219) <pipeline> ?
(220) <valve> *
(221) <class-name>
(222) <property> *
(225) <web-connections> ?
(226) <http-listener> *
(227) <name>
(228) <thread-pool>
(229) <min>
(230) <max>
(231) <max-idle-time> ?
(232) <max-queue> ?
(233) <thread-state-notify> ?
(234) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(235) <interrupt-thread> ?
(236) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(237) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(238) <notify-subject> ?
(239) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(240) <restart-subject> ?
(241) <output-buffer-size> ?
(242) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(243) <max-post-size> ?
(244) <max-parameter-count> ?
(245) <max-header-count> ?
(246) <max-header-size> ?
(247) <max-querystring-size> ?
(248) <server-access-control> ?
(249) <allowed-server> *
(250) <server-listener-ref>
(251) <http2> ?
(252) <settings-enable-push> ?
(254) <settings-max-frame-size> ?
(255) <settings-ack-timeout> ?
(256) <connection-type> ?
(257) <webtob-connector> *
(258) <name>
(259) <thread-pool>
(260) <min>
(261) <max>
(262) <max-idle-time> ?
(263) <max-queue> ?
(264) <thread-state-notify> ?
(265) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(266) <interrupt-thread> ?
(267) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(268) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(269) <notify-subject> ?
(270) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(271) <restart-subject> ?
(272) <output-buffer-size> ?
(273) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(274) <max-post-size> ?
(275) <max-parameter-count> ?
(276) <max-header-count> ?
(277) <max-header-size> ?
(278) <max-querystring-size> ?
(279) <wjp-version> ?
(280) <registration-id>
(281) <hth-count> ?
(282) <connection-count>
(283) <threshold> ?
(284) <use-nio> ?
(285) <network-address>
(286) <port>
(287) <ip-address> ?
(288) <domain-socket-address>
(289) <webtob-home> ?
(290) <webtob-ipcbaseport> ?
(291) <read-timeout> ?
(292) <reconnect-interval> ?
(293) <reconnect-count-for-backup> ?
(294) <send-buffer-size> ?
(295) <receive-buffer-size> ?
(296) <request-prefetch> ?
(297) <connection-type> ?
(298) <secure> ?
(299) <trust-store-file-path>
(301) <trust-store-file-type> ?
(302) <key-store-file-path> ?
(303) <key-store-file-password> ?
(304) <private-key-password> ?
(305) <key-store-file-type> ?
(306) <secure-protocol-name> ?
(309) <webtob-backup> ?
(310) <network-address>
(311) <port>
(312) <ip-address> ?
(313) <domain-socket-address>
(314) <webtob-home> ?
(315) <webtob-ipcbaseport> ?
(316) <ajp13-listener> *
(317) <name>
(318) <thread-pool>
(319) <min>
(320) <max>
(321) <max-idle-time> ?
(322) <max-queue> ?
(323) <thread-state-notify> ?
(324) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(325) <interrupt-thread> ?
(326) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(327) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(328) <notify-subject> ?
(329) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(330) <restart-subject> ?
(331) <output-buffer-size> ?
(332) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(333) <max-post-size> ?
(334) <max-parameter-count> ?
(335) <max-header-count> ?
(336) <max-header-size> ?
(337) <max-querystring-size> ?
(338) <server-access-control> ?
(339) <allowed-server> *
(340) <server-listener-ref>
(341) <read-timeout> ?
(342) <tcp-listener> *
(343) <name>
(344) <thread-pool>
(345) <min>
(346) <max>
(347) <max-idle-time> ?
(348) <max-queue> ?
(349) <thread-state-notify> ?
(350) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(351) <interrupt-thread> ?
(352) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(353) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(354) <notify-subject> ?
(355) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(356) <restart-subject> ?
(357) <output-buffer-size> ?
(358) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(359) <max-post-size> ?
(360) <max-parameter-count> ?
(361) <max-header-count> ?
(362) <max-header-size> ?
(363) <max-querystring-size> ?
(364) <server-access-control> ?
(365) <allowed-server> *
(366) <server-listener-ref>
(367) <connection-type> ?
(369) <tmax-connector> *
(370) <name>
(371) <thread-pool>
(372) <min>
(373) <max>
(374) <max-idle-time> ?
(375) <max-queue> ?
(376) <thread-state-notify> ?
(377) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(378) <interrupt-thread> ?
(379) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(380) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(381) <notify-subject> ?
(382) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(383) <restart-subject> ?
(384) <output-buffer-size> ?
(385) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(386) <max-post-size> ?
(387) <max-parameter-count> ?
(388) <max-header-count> ?
(389) <max-header-size> ?
(390) <max-querystring-size> ?
(391) <connection-type> ?
(392) <port>
(393) <server-group-name>
(394) <server-name>
(396) <read-timeout> ?
(397) <reconnect-interval> ?
(398) <reconnect-count-for-backup> ?
(399) <tmax-address> ?
(400) <tmax-version> ?
(401) <server-type> ?
(402) <xaresource-class> ?
(403) <tmax-backup-address> ?
(404) <tmax-backup-port> ?
(405) <monitoring> ?
(406) <check-thread-pool> ?
(407) <check-class-reload> ?
(408) <check-session> ?
(409) <access-log> ?
(410) <level> ?
(411) <use-parent-handlers> ?
(412) <filter-class> ?
(413) <formatter-pattern> ?
(414) <handler> ?
(415) <file-handler> *
(416) <name>
(417) <level> ?
(418) <encoding> ?
(419) <filter-class> ?
(420) <file-name> ?
(421) <permission> ?
(422) <chown> ?
(423) <enable-rotation> ?
(424) <rotation-count> ?
(425) <rotation-dir> ?
(426) <valid-day>
(427) <valid-hour>
(428) <valid-size>
(429) <buffer-size> ? P
(430) <append> ?
(431) <smtp-handler> * P
(432) <name>
(433) <level> ?
(434) <encoding> ?
(435) <filter-class> ?
(436) <smtp-host-address>
(437) <sender-id>
(438) <sender-password>
(439) <from-address>
(440) <to-address>
(441) <property> *
(444) <cc-address> ?
(445) <bcc-address> ?
(446) <send-for-all-messages> ?
(447) <socket-handler> * P
(448) <name>
(449) <level> ?
(450) <encoding> ?
(451) <filter-class> ?
(452) <address>
(453) <port>
(454) <user-handler> *
(455) <name>
(456) <level> ?
(457) <encoding> ?
(458) <filter-class> ?
(459) <handler-class>
(460) <handler-property> ?
(461) <property> *
(464) <formatter-pattern> ?
(465) <formatter-property> ?
(466) <property> *
(469) <enable> ?
(470) <format> ?
(471) <exclude-ext> ?
(472) <enable-host-name-lookup> ?
(473) <session-config> ?
(474) <timeout> ?
(475) <max-session-count> ?
(476) <reload-persistent> ?
(477) <tracking-mode> ?
(481) <session-cookie> ?
(482) <cookie-name> ?
(483) <url-cookie-name> ?
(484) <version> ?
(485) <domain> ?
(486) <path> ?
(487) <max-age> ?
(488) <secure> ?
(489) <http-only> ?
(490) <same-site> ?
(491) <comment> ?
(492) <partitioned> ?
(493) <async-timeout-min-threads> ?
(494) <blocked-url-patterns> ?
(495) <encoded-pattern> *
(496) <decoded-pattern> *
(497) <deny-last-space-character> ?
(498) <deny-null-character> ?
(499) <pipeline> ?
(500) <valve> *
(501) <class-name>
(502) <property> *
(505) <ejb-engine> ?
(506) <resolution> ?
(507) <use-dynamic-proxy-for-ejb2> ?
(508) <enable-user-notify> ?
(509) <invoke-http> ? P
(510) <url>
(511) <http-port> ?
(512) <active-management> ?
(513) <max-blocked-thread> ?
(514) <max-idle-time> ?
(515) <email-notify> ?
(516) <smtp-host-address>
(517) <sender-id>
(518) <sender-password>
(519) <from-address>
(520) <to-address>
(521) <property> *
(524) <cc-address> ?
(525) <bcc-address> ?
(526) <timer-service> ?
(527) <support-persistence> ?
(528) <max-retrial-count> ?
(529) <retrial-interval> ?
(530) <thread-pool> ?
(534) <database-setting> ?
(535) <data-source-id>
(536) <db-vendor> ?
(537) <async-service> ?
(538) <thread-min> ?
(539) <thread-max> ?
(540) <access-timeout> ?
(541) <jms-engine> ?
(542) <service-config> +
(543) <name>
(544) <listener-name> ?
(545) <virtual-listener>
(546) <server-address>
(547) <port>
(548) <client-limit> ?
(549) <client-keepalive-timeout> ?
(550) <event-manager> ?
(551) <engine-roll> ?
(552) <failover-check-timeout> ?
(553) <failover-check-count> ?
(554) <thread-pool> ?
(555) <min> ?
(556) <max> ?
(557) <keep-alive-time> ?
(558) <connection-factory> *
(559) <type> ?
(560) <name>
(561) <export-name> ?
(562) <service> ?
(563) <client-id> ?
(564) <server-selection-policy> ?
(565) <request-blocking-time> ?
(566) <reconnect-enabled> ?
(567) <reconnect-period> ?
(568) <reconnect-interval> ?
(569) <topic-multicast-enable> ?
(570) <persistence-store> ?
(571) <none> ?
(572) <journal> ?
(573) <base-dir> ?
(574) <initial-log-file-count> ?
(575) <max-log-file-count> ?
(576) <log-file-size> ?
(577) <property> *
(580) <destination-table> ?
(581) <durable-subscription-table> ?
(582) <jdbc> ?
(583) <data-source>
(584) <destination-table> ?
(585) <durable-subscription-table> ?
(586) <message-table> ?
(587) <subscription-message-table> ?
(588) <transaction-table> ?
(589) <message-sort> *
(590) <name>
(591) <key>
(592) <type> ?
(593) <direction>
(594) <max-byte> ?
(595) <max-message> ?
(596) <log-home> ?
(597) <system-logging> *
(598) <name>
(599) <level> ?
(600) <use-parent-handlers> ?
(601) <filter-class> ?
(602) <formatter-pattern> ?
(603) <handler> ?
(604) <file-handler> *
(605) <name>
(606) <level> ?
(607) <encoding> ?
(608) <filter-class> ?
(609) <file-name> ?
(610) <permission> ?
(611) <chown> ?
(612) <enable-rotation> ?
(613) <rotation-count> ?
(614) <rotation-dir> ?
(615) <valid-day>
(616) <valid-hour>
(617) <valid-size>
(618) <buffer-size> ? P
(619) <append> ?
(620) <smtp-handler> * P
(621) <name>
(622) <level> ?
(623) <encoding> ?
(624) <filter-class> ?
(625) <smtp-host-address>
(626) <sender-id>
(627) <sender-password>
(628) <from-address>
(629) <to-address>
(630) <property> *
(633) <cc-address> ?
(634) <bcc-address> ?
(635) <send-for-all-messages> ?
(636) <socket-handler> * P
(637) <name>
(638) <level> ?
(639) <encoding> ?
(640) <filter-class> ?
(641) <address>
(642) <port>
(643) <user-handler> *
(644) <name>
(645) <level> ?
(646) <encoding> ?
(647) <filter-class> ?
(648) <handler-class>
(649) <handler-property> ?
(650) <property> *
(653) <formatter-pattern> ?
(654) <formatter-property> ?
(655) <property> *
(658) <user-logging> ?
(659) <name>
(660) <level> ?
(661) <use-parent-handlers> ?
(662) <filter-class> ?
(663) <formatter-pattern> ?
(664) <handler> ?
(665) <file-handler> *
(666) <name>
(667) <level> ?
(668) <encoding> ?
(669) <filter-class> ?
(670) <file-name> ?
(671) <permission> ?
(672) <chown> ?
(673) <enable-rotation> ?
(674) <rotation-count> ?
(675) <rotation-dir> ?
(676) <valid-day>
(677) <valid-hour>
(678) <valid-size>
(679) <buffer-size> ? P
(680) <append> ?
(681) <smtp-handler> * P
(682) <name>
(683) <level> ?
(684) <encoding> ?
(685) <filter-class> ?
(686) <smtp-host-address>
(687) <sender-id>
(688) <sender-password>
(689) <from-address>
(690) <to-address>
(691) <property> *
(694) <cc-address> ?
(695) <bcc-address> ?
(696) <send-for-all-messages> ?
(697) <socket-handler> * P
(698) <name>
(699) <level> ?
(700) <encoding> ?
(701) <filter-class> ?
(702) <address>
(703) <port>
(704) <user-handler> *
(705) <name>
(706) <level> ?
(707) <encoding> ?
(708) <filter-class> ?
(709) <handler-class>
(710) <handler-property> ?
(711) <property> *
(714) <formatter-pattern> ?
(715) <formatter-property> ?
(716) <property> *
(719) <log-stdout-to-raw-format> ?
(720) <action-on-resource-leak> ?
(721) <tm-config> ?
(722) <pooling> ?
(723) <shared>
(724) <reserved-thread-num> ?
(725) <dedicated>
(726) <min> ?
(727) <max> ?
(728) <keep-alive-time> ?
(729) <queue-size> ?
(730) <stuck-thread-handling> ?
(731) <max-stuck-thread-time> ?
(732) <action-on-stuck-thread> ?
(733) <stuck-thread-check-period> ?
(734) <user-warning-class> ?
(735) <active-timeout> ?
(736) <prepare-timeout> ?
(737) <prepared-timeout> ?
(738) <commit-timeout> ?
(739) <recovery-timeout> ?
(740) <incomplete-timeout> ?
(741) <tx-log-dir> ?
(742) <automatic-recovery> ?
(743) <jmx-manager> ?
(744) <use-rmi-connector> ?
(745) <use-html-adaptor> ?
(746) <html-adaptor-port> ?
(747) <snmp-adaptor> ?
(748) <snmp-adaptor-port>
(749) <snmp-version> ?
(750) <snmp-max-packet-size> ?
(751) <snmp-security> ?
(752) <trap-demon> *
(753) <ip-address>
(754) <port>
(755) <pooling> ?
(759) <mlet-url> *
(760) <external-resource> *
(761) <name>
(762) <class-name>
(763) <property> *
(766) <managed-executor-service> *
(768) <context-service> *
(769) <system-thread-pool> ?
(770) <min> ?
(771) <max> ?
(772) <keep-alive-time> ?
(773) <queue-size> ?
(774) <stuck-thread-handling> ?
(775) <max-stuck-thread-time> ?
(776) <action-on-stuck-thread> ?
(777) <stuck-thread-check-period> ?
(778) <user-warning-class> ?
(779) <managed-thread-factory> *
(780) <scheduler> ?
(781) <enabled> ?
(782) <pooling> ?
(783) <shared>
(784) <reserved-thread-num> ?
(785) <dedicated>
(786) <min> ?
(787) <max> ?
(788) <keep-alive-time> ?
(789) <queue-size> ?
(790) <stuck-thread-handling> ?
(791) <max-stuck-thread-time> ?
(792) <action-on-stuck-thread> ?
(793) <stuck-thread-check-period> ?
(794) <user-warning-class> ?
(795) <job-list> ?
(796) <job> *
(797) <name>
(798) <class-name>
(799) <interval>
(800) <millisecond>
(801) <minutely>
(802) <hourly>
(803) <daily>
(804) <description> ?
(805) <begin-time> ?
(806) <end-time> ?
(807) <count> ?
(808) <naming-server> ?
(809) <pooling> ?
(810) <shared>
(811) <reserved-thread-num> ?
(812) <dedicated>
(813) <min> ?
(814) <max> ?
(815) <keep-alive-time> ?
(816) <queue-size> ?
(817) <stuck-thread-handling> ?
(818) <max-stuck-thread-time> ?
(819) <action-on-stuck-thread> ?
(820) <stuck-thread-check-period> ?
(821) <user-warning-class> ?
(822) <replicate-group> ?
(823) <data-source-remote-lookup> ?
(824) <jms-quota> *
(825) <name>
(826) <max-byte> ?
(827) <max-message> ?
(828) <shared> ?
(829) <lifecycle-invocation> *
(830) <class-name>
(831) <library-ref> *
(832) <library-name>
(833) <specification-version> ?
(834) <value>
(835) <exact-match> ?
(836) <implementation-version> ?
(837) <value>
(838) <exact-match> ?
(839) <failon-error> ?
(840) <invocation> *
(841) <invocation-method>
(842) <method-name>
(843) <method-params> ?
(844) <method-param> *
(845) <invocation-argument> *
(846) <invocation-type>
(847) <class-ftp> ?
(848) <enable-interop> ?
(849) <interop-ssl-config> ?
(850) <keystore-path> ?
(851) <keystore-alias> ?
(852) <keystore-password> ?
(853) <keystore-keypassword> ?
(854) <truststore-path> ?
(855) <truststore-password> ?
(856) <use-MEJB> ?
(857) <use-readiness-check> ?
(858) <data-sources> ?
(859) <data-source> *
(860) <jms-resource> ?
(861) <destination> *
(862) <type>
(863) <name>
(864) <export-name> ?
(865) <subscription-limit> ?
(866) <destination-quota> ?
(867) <max-pending-limit> ?
(868) <resume-dispatch-factor> ?
(869) <dead-letter-destination> ?
(870) <expiration-policy> ?
(871) <redelivery-delay> ?
(872) <message-sort> ?
(873) <message-group> ?
(874) <message-handling> ?
(875) <expiration-time> ?
(876) <override-client-attributes> ?
(877) <expiration-time> ?
(878) <topic-multicast> ?
(879) <multicast-address>
(880) <multicast-port>
(881) <multicast-buffer-size> ?
(882) <multicast-thread-pool-min-size> ?
(883) <multicast-thread-pool-max-size> ?
(884) <durable-subscription> *
(885) <client-id>
(886) <name>
(887) <shared> ?
(888) <destination-name>
(889) <message-selector> ?
(890) <message-sort> ?
(891) <res-ref> ?
(892) <jndi-info> *
(893) <ref-name>
(894) <export-name> ?
(895) <custom-resource-refs> ?
(896) <name> *
(897) <external-resource-refs> ?
(898) <name> *
(899) <cwdp-group-id> ?
(900) <clusters> ?
(901) <cluster> *
(902) <name>
(903) <servers> ?
(904) <server-name> *
(905) <session-cluster-config> ?
(906) <jeus-login-manager> ?
(907) <login-manager-type>
(908) <primary> ?
(909) <secondary> ?
(910) <property> *
(913) <reserved-thread-num> ?
(914) <connect-timeout> ?
(915) <read-timeout> ?
(916) <allow-fail-back> ?
(917) <failover-strategy> ?
(918) <backup-level> ?
(919) <backup-unit-size> ?
(920) <backup-queue-size> ?
(921) <ignore-flow-control> ?
(922) <prevent-migration> ?
(923) <failover-delay> ?
(924) <restart-delay> ?
(925) <passivation> ?
(926) <file-path> ?
(927) <trigger> ?
(928) <timeout> ?
(929) <count-threshold> ?
(930) <memory-threshold> ?
(931) <single-folder-file-limit> ?
(932) <min-hole> ?
(933) <packing-rate> ?
(934) <ratio> ?
(935) <properties> ?
(936) <property> *
(939) <dynamic-servers> ?
(940) <server-count>
(941) <server-name-prefix> ?
(942) <node-names> ?
(943) <node-name> *
(944) <listen-port-step> ?
(945) <server-template-name>
(946) <scalable-servers> ?
(947) <server-name-prefix> ?
(948) <server-template-name>
(949) <cluster-wide-timer-service> ?
(950) <database-setting>
(951) <data-source-id>
(952) <db-vendor> ?
(953) <lifecycle-invocation> *
(954) <class-name>
(955) <library-ref> *
(956) <library-name>
(957) <specification-version> ?
(958) <value>
(959) <exact-match> ?
(960) <implementation-version> ?
(961) <value>
(962) <exact-match> ?
(963) <failon-error> ?
(964) <invocation> *
(965) <invocation-method>
(966) <method-name>
(967) <method-params> ?
(968) <method-param> *
(969) <invocation-argument> *
(970) <invocation-type>
(971) <class-ftp> ?
(972) <enable-interop> ?
(973) <interop-ssl-config> ?
(974) <keystore-path> ?
(975) <keystore-alias> ?
(976) <keystore-password> ?
(977) <keystore-keypassword> ?
(978) <truststore-path> ?
(979) <truststore-password> ?
(980) <use-MEJB> ?
(981) <use-readiness-check> ?
(982) <data-sources> ?
(983) <data-source> *
(984) <jms-resource> ?
(985) <destination> *
(986) <type>
(987) <name>
(988) <export-name> ?
(989) <subscription-limit> ?
(990) <destination-quota> ?
(991) <max-pending-limit> ?
(992) <resume-dispatch-factor> ?
(993) <dead-letter-destination> ?
(994) <expiration-policy> ?
(995) <redelivery-delay> ?
(996) <message-sort> ?
(997) <message-group> ?
(998) <message-handling> ?
(999) <expiration-time> ?
(1000) <override-client-attributes> ?
(1001) <expiration-time> ?
(1002) <topic-multicast> ?
(1003) <multicast-address>
(1004) <multicast-port>
(1005) <multicast-buffer-size> ?
(1006) <multicast-thread-pool-min-size> ?
(1007) <multicast-thread-pool-max-size> ?
(1008) <durable-subscription> *
(1009) <client-id>
(1010) <name>
(1011) <shared> ?
(1012) <destination-name>
(1013) <message-selector> ?
(1014) <message-sort> ?
(1015) <res-ref> ?
(1016) <jndi-info> *
(1017) <ref-name>
(1018) <export-name> ?
(1019) <custom-resource-refs> ?
(1020) <name> *
(1021) <external-resource-refs> ?
(1022) <name> *
(1023) <cwdp-group-id> ?
(1024) <server-templates> ?
(1025) <server-template> *
(1026) <name>
(1027) <auto-generated> ?
(1028) <node-name> ?
(1029) <listeners> ?
(1030) <base> ?
(1031) <listener> *
(1032) <name>
(1033) <listen-address> ?
(1034) <listen-port> ?
(1035) <selectors> ?
(1036) <use-dual-selector> ?
(1037) <backlog> ?
(1038) <ssl> ?
(1039) <client-auth> ?
(1040) <ssl-protocol> ?
(1041) <use-alt-jsse-provider> ?
(1042) <cipher-suite> *
(1043) <keystore-file> ?
(1044) <keystore-pass> ?
(1045) <keystore-keypassword> ?
(1046) <keystore-type> ?
(1047) <key-management-algorithm> ?
(1048) <key-alias> ?
(1049) <truststore-file> ?
(1050) <truststore-pass> ?
(1051) <truststore-type> ?
(1052) <trust-management-algorithm> ?
(1053) <crl-file> ?
(1054) <keep-alive-timeout> ?
(1055) <read-timeout> ?
(1056) <reserved-thread-num> ?
(1057) <group> ?
(1058) <jvm-config> ?
(1059) <jvm-option> *
(1060) <user-interceptor> ?
(1061) <preceding-command> ?
(1062) <jeus-classloader-append-class-path> ?
(1063) <jeus-classloader-append-dirs> ?
(1064) <profile-class-option-name> ?
(1065) <boot-classloader-append-class-path> ?
(1066) <engine-init-on-startup> ?
(1067) <use-web-engine> ?
(1068) <use-ejb-engine> ?
(1069) <use-jms-engine> ?
(1070) <web-engine> ?
(1071) <default-error-page> ?
(1072) <response-header> ?
(1073) <custom-header> ?
(1074) <header-field> *
(1075) <field-name>
(1076) <field-value>
(1077) <encoding> ?
(1078) <request-encoding> ?
(1079) <default>
(1080) <client-override>
(1081) <forced>
(1082) <response-encoding> ?
(1085) <request-url-encoding> ?
(1088) <cookie-policy> ?
(1089) <write-value-on-header-policy> ?
(1090) <apply-url-encoding-rule> ?
(1091) <charset-encoding> ?
(1092) <properties> ?
(1093) <property> *
(1096) <jsp-engine> ?
(1097) <check-included-jspfile> ?
(1098) <keep-generated> ?
(1099) <use-in-memory-compilation> ?
(1100) <graceful-jsp-reloading> ?
(1101) <graceful-jsp-reloading-period> ?
(1102) <jsp-work-dir> ?
(1103) <java-compiler> ?
(1104) <compile-output-dir> ?
(1105) <compile-option> ?
(1106) <attach-stacktrace-on-error> ?
(1107) <virtual-host> *
(1108) <virtual-host-name>
(1109) <host-name> +
(1110) <thread-pool> ?
(1111) <min>
(1112) <max>
(1113) <max-idle-time> ?
(1114) <max-queue> ?
(1115) <thread-state-notify> ?
(1116) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(1117) <interrupt-thread> ?
(1118) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(1119) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(1120) <notify-subject> ?
(1121) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(1122) <restart-subject> ?
(1123) <encoding> ?
(1124) <request-encoding> ?
(1125) <default>
(1126) <client-override>
(1127) <forced>
(1128) <response-encoding> ?
(1131) <cookie-policy> ?
(1132) <write-value-on-header-policy> ?
(1133) <apply-url-encoding-rule> ?
(1134) <charset-encoding> ?
(1135) <properties> ?
(1136) <property> *
(1139) <attach-stacktrace-on-error> ?
(1140) <access-log> ?
(1141) <level> ?
(1142) <use-parent-handlers> ?
(1143) <filter-class> ?
(1144) <formatter-pattern> ?
(1145) <handler> ?
(1146) <file-handler> *
(1147) <name>
(1148) <level> ?
(1149) <encoding> ?
(1150) <filter-class> ?
(1151) <file-name> ?
(1152) <permission> ?
(1153) <chown> ?
(1154) <enable-rotation> ?
(1155) <rotation-count> ?
(1156) <rotation-dir> ?
(1157) <valid-day>
(1158) <valid-hour>
(1159) <valid-size>
(1160) <buffer-size> ? P
(1161) <append> ?
(1162) <smtp-handler> * P
(1163) <name>
(1164) <level> ?
(1165) <encoding> ?
(1166) <filter-class> ?
(1167) <smtp-host-address>
(1168) <sender-id>
(1169) <sender-password>
(1170) <from-address>
(1171) <to-address>
(1172) <property> *
(1175) <cc-address> ?
(1176) <bcc-address> ?
(1177) <send-for-all-messages> ?
(1178) <socket-handler> * P
(1179) <name>
(1180) <level> ?
(1181) <encoding> ?
(1182) <filter-class> ?
(1183) <address>
(1184) <port>
(1185) <user-handler> *
(1186) <name>
(1187) <level> ?
(1188) <encoding> ?
(1189) <filter-class> ?
(1190) <handler-class>
(1191) <handler-property> ?
(1192) <property> *
(1195) <formatter-pattern> ?
(1196) <formatter-property> ?
(1197) <property> *
(1200) <enable> ?
(1201) <format> ?
(1202) <exclude-ext> ?
(1203) <enable-host-name-lookup> ?
(1204) <pipeline> ?
(1205) <valve> *
(1206) <class-name>
(1207) <property> *
(1210) <web-connections> ?
(1211) <http-listener> *
(1212) <name>
(1213) <thread-pool>
(1214) <min>
(1215) <max>
(1216) <max-idle-time> ?
(1217) <max-queue> ?
(1218) <thread-state-notify> ?
(1219) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(1220) <interrupt-thread> ?
(1221) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(1222) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(1223) <notify-subject> ?
(1224) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(1225) <restart-subject> ?
(1226) <output-buffer-size> ?
(1227) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(1228) <max-post-size> ?
(1229) <max-parameter-count> ?
(1230) <max-header-count> ?
(1231) <max-header-size> ?
(1232) <max-querystring-size> ?
(1233) <server-access-control> ?
(1234) <allowed-server> *
(1235) <server-listener-ref>
(1236) <http2> ?
(1237) <settings-enable-push> ?
(1238) <settings-max-concurrent-streams> ?
(1239) <settings-max-frame-size> ?
(1240) <settings-ack-timeout> ?
(1241) <connection-type> ?
(1242) <webtob-connector> *
(1243) <name>
(1244) <thread-pool>
(1245) <min>
(1246) <max>
(1247) <max-idle-time> ?
(1248) <max-queue> ?
(1249) <thread-state-notify> ?
(1250) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(1251) <interrupt-thread> ?
(1252) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(1253) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(1254) <notify-subject> ?
(1255) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(1256) <restart-subject> ?
(1257) <output-buffer-size> ?
(1258) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(1259) <max-post-size> ?
(1260) <max-parameter-count> ?
(1261) <max-header-count> ?
(1262) <max-header-size> ?
(1263) <max-querystring-size> ?
(1264) <wjp-version> ?
(1265) <registration-id>
(1266) <hth-count> ?
(1267) <connection-count>
(1268) <threshold> ?
(1269) <use-nio> ?
(1270) <network-address>
(1271) <port>
(1272) <ip-address> ?
(1273) <domain-socket-address>
(1274) <webtob-home> ?
(1275) <webtob-ipcbaseport> ?
(1276) <read-timeout> ?
(1277) <reconnect-interval> ?
(1278) <reconnect-count-for-backup> ?
(1279) <send-buffer-size> ?
(1280) <receive-buffer-size> ?
(1281) <request-prefetch> ?
(1282) <connection-type> ?
(1283) <secure> ?
(1284) <trust-store-file-path>
(1285) <trust-store-file-password>
(1286) <trust-store-file-type> ?
(1287) <key-store-file-path> ?
(1288) <key-store-file-password> ?
(1289) <private-key-password> ?
(1290) <key-store-file-type> ?
(1291) <secure-protocol-name> ?
(1293) <key-manager-factory-algorithm-name> ?
(1294) <webtob-backup> ?
(1295) <network-address>
(1296) <port>
(1297) <ip-address> ?
(1298) <domain-socket-address>
(1299) <webtob-home> ?
(1300) <webtob-ipcbaseport> ?
(1301) <ajp13-listener> *
(1302) <name>
(1303) <thread-pool>
(1304) <min>
(1305) <max>
(1306) <max-idle-time> ?
(1307) <max-queue> ?
(1308) <thread-state-notify> ?
(1309) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(1310) <interrupt-thread> ?
(1311) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(1312) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(1313) <notify-subject> ?
(1314) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(1315) <restart-subject> ?
(1316) <output-buffer-size> ?
(1317) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(1318) <max-post-size> ?
(1319) <max-parameter-count> ?
(1320) <max-header-count> ?
(1321) <max-header-size> ?
(1322) <max-querystring-size> ?
(1323) <server-access-control> ?
(1324) <allowed-server> *
(1325) <server-listener-ref>
(1326) <read-timeout> ?
(1327) <tcp-listener> *
(1328) <name>
(1329) <thread-pool>
(1330) <min>
(1331) <max>
(1332) <max-idle-time> ?
(1333) <max-queue> ?
(1334) <thread-state-notify> ?
(1335) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(1336) <interrupt-thread> ?
(1337) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(1338) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(1339) <notify-subject> ?
(1340) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(1341) <restart-subject> ?
(1342) <output-buffer-size> ?
(1343) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(1344) <max-post-size> ?
(1345) <max-parameter-count> ?
(1346) <max-header-count> ?
(1347) <max-header-size> ?
(1348) <max-querystring-size> ?
(1349) <server-access-control> ?
(1350) <allowed-server> *
(1351) <server-listener-ref>
(1352) <connection-type> ?
(1353) <dispatcher-config-class>
(1354) <tmax-connector> *
(1355) <name>
(1356) <thread-pool>
(1357) <min>
(1358) <max>
(1359) <max-idle-time> ?
(1360) <max-queue> ?
(1361) <thread-state-notify> ?
(1362) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(1363) <interrupt-thread> ?
(1364) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(1365) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(1366) <notify-subject> ?
(1367) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(1368) <restart-subject> ?
(1369) <output-buffer-size> ?
(1370) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(1371) <max-post-size> ?
(1372) <max-parameter-count> ?
(1373) <max-header-count> ?
(1374) <max-header-size> ?
(1375) <max-querystring-size> ?
(1376) <connection-type> ?
(1377) <port>
(1378) <server-group-name>
(1379) <server-name>
(1380) <dispatcher-config-class>
(1381) <read-timeout> ?
(1382) <reconnect-interval> ?
(1383) <reconnect-count-for-backup> ?
(1384) <tmax-address> ?
(1385) <tmax-version> ?
(1386) <server-type> ?
(1387) <xaresource-class> ?
(1388) <tmax-backup-address> ?
(1389) <tmax-backup-port> ?
(1390) <monitoring> ?
(1391) <check-thread-pool> ?
(1392) <check-class-reload> ?
(1393) <check-session> ?
(1394) <access-log> ?
(1395) <level> ?
(1396) <use-parent-handlers> ?
(1397) <filter-class> ?
(1398) <formatter-pattern> ?
(1399) <handler> ?
(1400) <file-handler> *
(1401) <name>
(1402) <level> ?
(1403) <encoding> ?
(1404) <filter-class> ?
(1405) <file-name> ?
(1406) <permission> ?
(1407) <chown> ?
(1408) <enable-rotation> ?
(1409) <rotation-count> ?
(1410) <rotation-dir> ?
(1411) <valid-day>
(1412) <valid-hour>
(1413) <valid-size>
(1414) <buffer-size> ? P
(1415) <append> ?
(1416) <smtp-handler> * P
(1417) <name>
(1418) <level> ?
(1419) <encoding> ?
(1420) <filter-class> ?
(1421) <smtp-host-address>
(1422) <sender-id>
(1423) <sender-password>
(1424) <from-address>
(1425) <to-address>
(1426) <property> *
(1429) <cc-address> ?
(1430) <bcc-address> ?
(1431) <send-for-all-messages> ?
(1432) <socket-handler> * P
(1433) <name>
(1434) <level> ?
(1435) <encoding> ?
(1436) <filter-class> ?
(1437) <address>
(1438) <port>
(1439) <user-handler> *
(1440) <name>
(1441) <level> ?
(1442) <encoding> ?
(1443) <filter-class> ?
(1444) <handler-class>
(1445) <handler-property> ?
(1446) <property> *
(1449) <formatter-pattern> ?
(1450) <formatter-property> ?
(1451) <property> *
(1454) <enable> ?
(1455) <format> ?
(1456) <exclude-ext> ?
(1457) <enable-host-name-lookup> ?
(1458) <session-config> ?
(1459) <timeout> ?
(1460) <max-session-count> ?
(1461) <reload-persistent> ?
(1462) <tracking-mode> ?
(1466) <session-cookie> ?
(1467) <cookie-name> ?
(1468) <url-cookie-name> ?
(1469) <version> ?
(1470) <domain> ?
(1471) <path> ?
(1472) <max-age> ?
(1473) <secure> ?
(1474) <http-only> ?
(1475) <same-site> ?
(1476) <comment> ?
(1477) <partitioned> ?
(1478) <async-timeout-min-threads> ?
(1479) <blocked-url-patterns> ?
(1480) <encoded-pattern> *
(1481) <decoded-pattern> *
(1482) <deny-last-space-character> ?
(1483) <deny-null-character> ?
(1484) <pipeline> ?
(1485) <valve> *
(1486) <class-name>
(1487) <property> *
(1490) <ejb-engine> ?
(1491) <resolution> ?
(1492) <use-dynamic-proxy-for-ejb2> ?
(1493) <enable-user-notify> ?
(1494) <invoke-http> ? P
(1495) <url>
(1496) <http-port> ?
(1497) <active-management> ?
(1498) <max-blocked-thread> ?
(1499) <max-idle-time> ?
(1500) <email-notify> ?
(1501) <smtp-host-address>
(1502) <sender-id>
(1503) <sender-password>
(1504) <from-address>
(1505) <to-address>
(1506) <property> *
(1509) <cc-address> ?
(1510) <bcc-address> ?
(1511) <timer-service> ?
(1512) <support-persistence> ?
(1513) <max-retrial-count> ?
(1514) <retrial-interval> ?
(1515) <thread-pool> ?
(1519) <database-setting> ?
(1520) <data-source-id>
(1521) <db-vendor> ?
(1522) <async-service> ?
(1523) <thread-min> ?
(1524) <thread-max> ?
(1525) <access-timeout> ?
(1526) <jms-engine> ?
(1527) <service-config> +
(1528) <name>
(1529) <listener-name> ?
(1530) <virtual-listener>
(1531) <server-address>
(1532) <port>
(1533) <client-limit> ?
(1534) <client-keepalive-timeout> ?
(1535) <event-manager> ?
(1536) <engine-roll> ?
(1537) <failover-check-timeout> ?
(1538) <failover-check-count> ?
(1539) <thread-pool> ?
(1540) <min> ?
(1541) <max> ?
(1542) <keep-alive-time> ?
(1543) <connection-factory> *
(1544) <type> ?
(1545) <name>
(1546) <export-name> ?
(1547) <service> ?
(1548) <client-id> ?
(1549) <server-selection-policy> ?
(1550) <request-blocking-time> ?
(1551) <reconnect-enabled> ?
(1552) <reconnect-period> ?
(1553) <reconnect-interval> ?
(1554) <topic-multicast-enable> ?
(1555) <persistence-store> ?
(1556) <none> ?
(1557) <journal> ?
(1558) <base-dir> ?
(1559) <initial-log-file-count> ?
(1560) <max-log-file-count> ?
(1561) <log-file-size> ?
(1562) <property> *
(1565) <destination-table> ?
(1566) <durable-subscription-table> ?
(1567) <jdbc> ?
(1568) <data-source>
(1569) <destination-table> ?
(1570) <durable-subscription-table> ?
(1571) <message-table> ?
(1572) <subscription-message-table> ?
(1573) <transaction-table> ?
(1574) <message-sort> *
(1575) <name>
(1576) <key>
(1577) <type> ?
(1578) <direction>
(1579) <max-byte> ?
(1580) <max-message> ?
(1581) <log-home> ?
(1582) <system-logging> *
(1583) <name>
(1584) <level> ?
(1585) <use-parent-handlers> ?
(1586) <filter-class> ?
(1587) <formatter-pattern> ?
(1588) <handler> ?
(1589) <file-handler> *
(1590) <name>
(1591) <level> ?
(1592) <encoding> ?
(1593) <filter-class> ?
(1594) <file-name> ?
(1595) <permission> ?
(1596) <chown> ?
(1597) <enable-rotation> ?
(1598) <rotation-count> ?
(1599) <rotation-dir> ?
(1600) <valid-day>
(1601) <valid-hour>
(1602) <valid-size>
(1603) <buffer-size> ? P
(1604) <append> ?
(1605) <smtp-handler> * P
(1606) <name>
(1607) <level> ?
(1608) <encoding> ?
(1609) <filter-class> ?
(1610) <smtp-host-address>
(1611) <sender-id>
(1612) <sender-password>
(1613) <from-address>
(1614) <to-address>
(1615) <property> *
(1618) <cc-address> ?
(1619) <bcc-address> ?
(1620) <send-for-all-messages> ?
(1621) <socket-handler> * P
(1622) <name>
(1623) <level> ?
(1624) <encoding> ?
(1625) <filter-class> ?
(1626) <address>
(1627) <port>
(1628) <user-handler> *
(1629) <name>
(1630) <level> ?
(1631) <encoding> ?
(1632) <filter-class> ?
(1633) <handler-class>
(1634) <handler-property> ?
(1635) <property> *
(1638) <formatter-pattern> ?
(1639) <formatter-property> ?
(1640) <property> *
(1643) <user-logging> ?
(1644) <name>
(1645) <level> ?
(1646) <use-parent-handlers> ?
(1647) <filter-class> ?
(1648) <formatter-pattern> ?
(1649) <handler> ?
(1650) <file-handler> *
(1651) <name>
(1652) <level> ?
(1653) <encoding> ?
(1654) <filter-class> ?
(1655) <file-name> ?
(1656) <permission> ?
(1657) <chown> ?
(1658) <enable-rotation> ?
(1659) <rotation-count> ?
(1660) <rotation-dir> ?
(1661) <valid-day>
(1662) <valid-hour>
(1663) <valid-size>
(1664) <buffer-size> ? P
(1665) <append> ?
(1666) <smtp-handler> * P
(1667) <name>
(1668) <level> ?
(1669) <encoding> ?
(1670) <filter-class> ?
(1671) <smtp-host-address>
(1672) <sender-id>
(1673) <sender-password>
(1674) <from-address>
(1675) <to-address>
(1676) <property> *
(1679) <cc-address> ?
(1680) <bcc-address> ?
(1681) <send-for-all-messages> ?
(1682) <socket-handler> * P
(1683) <name>
(1684) <level> ?
(1685) <encoding> ?
(1686) <filter-class> ?
(1687) <address>
(1688) <port>
(1689) <user-handler> *
(1690) <name>
(1691) <level> ?
(1692) <encoding> ?
(1693) <filter-class> ?
(1694) <handler-class>
(1695) <handler-property> ?
(1696) <property> *
(1699) <formatter-pattern> ?
(1700) <formatter-property> ?
(1701) <property> *
(1704) <log-stdout-to-raw-format> ?
(1705) <action-on-resource-leak> ?
(1706) <tm-config> ?
(1707) <pooling> ?
(1708) <shared>
(1709) <reserved-thread-num> ?
(1710) <dedicated>
(1711) <min> ?
(1712) <max> ?
(1713) <keep-alive-time> ?
(1714) <queue-size> ?
(1715) <stuck-thread-handling> ?
(1716) <max-stuck-thread-time> ?
(1717) <action-on-stuck-thread> ?
(1718) <stuck-thread-check-period> ?
(1719) <user-warning-class> ?
(1720) <active-timeout> ?
(1721) <prepare-timeout> ?
(1722) <prepared-timeout> ?
(1723) <commit-timeout> ?
(1724) <recovery-timeout> ?
(1725) <incomplete-timeout> ?
(1726) <tx-log-dir> ?
(1727) <automatic-recovery> ?
(1728) <jmx-manager> ?
(1729) <use-rmi-connector> ?
(1730) <use-html-adaptor> ?
(1731) <html-adaptor-port> ?
(1732) <snmp-adaptor> ?
(1733) <snmp-adaptor-port>
(1734) <snmp-version> ?
(1735) <snmp-max-packet-size> ?
(1736) <snmp-security> ?
(1737) <trap-demon> *
(1738) <ip-address>
(1739) <port>
(1740) <pooling> ?
(1744) <mlet-url> *
(1745) <external-resource> *
(1746) <name>
(1747) <class-name>
(1748) <property> *
(1751) <managed-executor-service> *
(1752) <managed-scheduled-executor-service> *
(1753) <context-service> *
(1754) <system-thread-pool> ?
(1755) <min> ?
(1756) <max> ?
(1757) <keep-alive-time> ?
(1758) <queue-size> ?
(1759) <stuck-thread-handling> ?
(1760) <max-stuck-thread-time> ?
(1761) <action-on-stuck-thread> ?
(1762) <stuck-thread-check-period> ?
(1763) <user-warning-class> ?
(1764) <managed-thread-factory> *
(1765) <scheduler> ?
(1766) <enabled> ?
(1767) <pooling> ?
(1768) <shared>
(1769) <reserved-thread-num> ?
(1770) <dedicated>
(1771) <min> ?
(1772) <max> ?
(1773) <keep-alive-time> ?
(1774) <queue-size> ?
(1775) <stuck-thread-handling> ?
(1776) <max-stuck-thread-time> ?
(1777) <action-on-stuck-thread> ?
(1778) <stuck-thread-check-period> ?
(1779) <user-warning-class> ?
(1780) <job-list> ?
(1781) <job> *
(1782) <name>
(1783) <class-name>
(1784) <interval>
(1785) <millisecond>
(1786) <minutely>
(1787) <hourly>
(1788) <daily>
(1789) <description> ?
(1790) <begin-time> ?
(1791) <end-time> ?
(1792) <count> ?
(1793) <naming-server> ?
(1794) <pooling> ?
(1795) <shared>
(1796) <reserved-thread-num> ?
(1797) <dedicated>
(1798) <min> ?
(1799) <max> ?
(1800) <keep-alive-time> ?
(1801) <queue-size> ?
(1802) <stuck-thread-handling> ?
(1803) <max-stuck-thread-time> ?
(1804) <action-on-stuck-thread> ?
(1805) <stuck-thread-check-period> ?
(1806) <user-warning-class> ?
(1807) <replicate-group> ?
(1808) <data-source-remote-lookup> ?
(1809) <jms-quota> *
(1810) <name>
(1811) <max-byte> ?
(1812) <max-message> ?
(1813) <shared> ?
(1814) <lifecycle-invocation> *
(1815) <class-name>
(1816) <library-ref> *
(1817) <library-name>
(1818) <specification-version> ?
(1819) <value>
(1820) <exact-match> ?
(1821) <implementation-version> ?
(1822) <value>
(1823) <exact-match> ?
(1824) <failon-error> ?
(1825) <invocation> *
(1826) <invocation-method>
(1827) <method-name>
(1828) <method-params> ?
(1829) <method-param> *
(1830) <invocation-argument> *
(1831) <invocation-type>
(1832) <class-ftp> ?
(1833) <enable-interop> ?
(1834) <interop-ssl-config> ?
(1835) <keystore-path> ?
(1836) <keystore-alias> ?
(1837) <keystore-password> ?
(1838) <keystore-keypassword> ?
(1839) <truststore-path> ?
(1840) <truststore-password> ?
(1841) <use-MEJB> ?
(1842) <use-readiness-check> ?
(1843) <data-sources> ?
(1844) <data-source> *
(1845) <jms-resource> ?
(1846) <destination> *
(1847) <type>
(1848) <name>
(1849) <export-name> ?
(1850) <subscription-limit> ?
(1851) <destination-quota> ?
(1852) <max-pending-limit> ?
(1853) <resume-dispatch-factor> ?
(1854) <dead-letter-destination> ?
(1855) <expiration-policy> ?
(1856) <redelivery-delay> ?
(1857) <message-sort> ?
(1858) <message-group> ?
(1859) <message-handling> ?
(1860) <expiration-time> ?
(1861) <override-client-attributes> ?
(1862) <expiration-time> ?
(1863) <topic-multicast> ?
(1864) <multicast-address>
(1865) <multicast-port>
(1866) <multicast-buffer-size> ?
(1867) <multicast-thread-pool-min-size> ?
(1868) <multicast-thread-pool-max-size> ?
(1869) <durable-subscription> *
(1870) <client-id>
(1871) <name>
(1872) <shared> ?
(1873) <destination-name>
(1874) <message-selector> ?
(1875) <message-sort> ?
(1876) <res-ref> ?
(1877) <jndi-info> *
(1878) <ref-name>
(1879) <export-name> ?
(1880) <custom-resource-refs> ?
(1881) <name> *
(1882) <external-resource-refs> ?
(1883) <name> *
(1884) <cwdp-group-id> ?
(1885) <session-server> ?
(1886) <cluster-mode> ?
(1887) <session-storage> *
(1888) <name>
(1889) <session-manager-provider> ?
(1890) <scope> *
(1891) <name>
(1892) <jeus-session> ?
(1893) <session-config> ?
(1894) <timeout> ?
(1895) <max-session-count> ?
(1896) <reload-persistent> ?
(1897) <tracking-mode> ?
(1901) <session-cookie> ?
(1902) <cookie-name> ?
(1903) <url-cookie-name> ?
(1904) <version> ?
(1905) <domain> ?
(1906) <path> ?
(1907) <max-age> ?
(1908) <secure> ?
(1909) <http-only> ?
(1910) <same-site> ?
(1911) <comment> ?
(1912) <partitioned> ?
(1913) <target-cluster> *
(1914) <target-application> *
(1915) <property> *
(1918) <jeus-login-manager> ?
(1919) <login-manager-type>
(1920) <primary> ?
(1921) <secondary> ?
(1922) <property> *
(1925) <jeus-central-session-server> ?
(1926) <primary> ?
(1927) <secondary> ?
(1928) <property> *
(1931) <application-repositories> ?
(1932) <application-repository> *
(1933) <deployed-applications> ?
(1934) <deployed-application> *
(1935) <id>
(1936) <path>
(1937) <type> ?
(1938) <target-server> *
(1939) <name>
(1940) <deploy-system-virtual-host> ?
(1941) <virtual-host> ?
(1942) <target-cluster> *
(1943) <name>
(1944) <deploy-system-virtual-host> ?
(1945) <virtual-host> ?
(1946) <target-all-servers> ?
(1948) <deploy-system-virtual-host> ?
(1949) <virtual-host> ?
(1950) <classloading> ?
(1951) <use-fast-deploy> ?
(1952) <keep-generated> ?
(1953) <shared> ?
(1954) <security-domain-name> ?
(1955) <auto-redeploy-interval> ?
(1956) <plan> ?
(1957) <context-path> ?
(1958) <dependent-libraries> ?
(1959) <dependent-library> *
(1962) <deployed-libraries> ?
(1963) <deployed-library> *
(1964) <id>
(1965) <library-versions> +
(1966) <version>
(1967) <path>
(1968) <target-server> *
(1969) <name>
(1970) <target-cluster> *
(1971) <name>
(1972) <target-all-servers> ?
(1973) <lifecycle-invocation> *
(1974) <class-name>
(1975) <library-ref> *
(1976) <library-name>
(1977) <specification-version> ?
(1978) <value>
(1979) <exact-match> ?
(1980) <implementation-version> ?
(1981) <value>
(1982) <exact-match> ?
(1983) <failon-error> ?
(1984) <invocation> *
(1985) <invocation-method>
(1986) <method-name>
(1987) <method-params> ?
(1988) <method-param> *
(1989) <invocation-argument> *
(1990) <invocation-type>
(1991) <resources> ?
(1992) <data-source> ?
(1993) <database> *
(1994) <data-source-id>
(1995) <export-name> ?
(1996) <data-source-class-name>
(1997) <data-source-type>
(1998) <vendor> ?
(1999) <data-source-name> ?
(2000) <service-name> ?
(2001) <description> ?
(2002) <network-protocol> ?
(2003) <server-name> ?
(2004) <port-number> ?
(2005) <database-name> ?
(2006) <user> ?
(2007) <password> ?
(2008) <login-timeout> ?
(2009) <isolation-level> ?
(2010) <driver-type> ?
(2011) <auto-commit> ?
(2012) <stmt-query-timeout> ?
(2013) <pool-destroy-timeout> ?
(2014) <property> *
(2018) <action-on-connection-leak> ?
(2019) <support-xa-emulation> ?
(2020) <connection-pool> ?
(2021) <pooling> ?
(2026) <wait-free-connection> ?
(2027) <enable-wait> ?
(2028) <wait-time> ?
(2029) <delegation-datasource> ?
(2030) <max-use-count> ?
(2031) <delegation-dba> ?
(2032) <dba-timeout> ?
(2033) <connection-validation> ?
(2034) <check-query>
(2035) <check-query-timeout> ?
(2036) <non-validation-interval> ?
(2037) <check-query-period> ?
(2038) <check-query-class> ?
(2039) <check-query-retrial-count> ?
(2040) <destroy-policy-on-check-query> ?
(2041) <stmt-caching-size> ?
(2042) <stmt-fetch-size> ?
(2043) <connection-trace> ?
(2044) <enabled> ?
(2045) <get-connection-trace> ?
(2046) <auto-commit-trace> ?
(2047) <use-sql-trace> ?
(2048) <keep-connection-handle-open> ?
(2049) <init-sql> ?
(2050) <cluster-ds> *
(2051) <data-source-id>
(2052) <export-name> ?
(2053) <data-source-selector> ?
(2054) <load-balance> ?
(2055) <is-pre-conn> ? P
(2056) <use-failback> ?
(2057) <data-source-affinity> ?
(2058) <component-data-sources>
(2059) <data-source> +
(2060) <ons-support> ?
(2061) <ons-config>
(2062) <mail-source> ?
(2063) <mail-entry> *
(2064) <export-name>
(2065) <mail-property> +
(2068) <url-source> ?
(2069) <url-entry> *
(2070) <export-name>
(2071) <url>
(2072) <message-bridge> ?
(2073) <bridge-connections> ?
(2074) <connection> *
(2075) <name>
(2076) <classpath> +
(2077) <jndi-provider-url>
(2079) <connection-factory>
(2080) <xa-support> ?
(2081) <username> ?
(2082) <password> ?
(2083) <bridges> ?
(2084) <bridge> *
(2085) <name>
(2086) <source>
(2087) <connection-name>
(2088) <destination>
(2089) <type>
(2090) <target>
(2091) <connection-name>
(2092) <destination>
(2093) <type>
(2094) <message-selector> ?
(2095) <timeout> ?
(2096) <basedir> ?
(2097) <custom-resource> *
(2098) <export-name>
(2099) <resource-class-name>
(2100) <factory-class-name>
(2101) <custom-resource-property> *
(2104) <external-resource> *
(2105) <name>
(2106) <class-name>
(2107) <property> *
(2110) <external-source> ?
(2111) <jms-source> *
(2112) <vendor>
(2113) <factory-class-name>
(2114) <resource-type>
(2115) <export-name>
(2116) <queue> ?
(2117) <queueManager> ?
(2118) <topic> ?
(2119) <property> *
(2123) <connector> *
(2124) <resource-adapter-module-id>
(2125) <connection-pool> *
(2126) <connection-pool-id>
(2127) <export-name> ?
(2128) <connectionfactory-interface> ?
(2129) <user> ?
(2130) <password> ?
(2131) <transaction-support> ?
(2132) <property> *
(2136) <pooling> ?
(2141) <wait-free-connection> ?
(2142) <enable-wait> ?
(2143) <wait-time> ?
(2144) <use-match-connection> ?
(2146) <use-lazy-transaction-enlistment> ?
(2147) <connection-validation> ?
(2148) <enabled> ?
(2149) <period> ?
(2150) <non-validation-interval> ?
(2151) <validation-retrial-count> ?
(2152) <destroy-policy-on-validation> ?
(2153) <action-on-connection-leak> ?
(2154) <connection-trace> ?
(2155) <enabled> ?
(2156) <get-connection-trace> ?
(2157) <local-transaction-trace> ?
(2158) <max-use-count> ?
(2159) <pool-destroy-timeout> ?
(2160) <worker-pool> ?
(2161) <min> ?
(2162) <max> ?
(2163) <keep-alive-time> ?
(2164) <queue-size> ?
(2165) <shutdown-timeout> ?
(2166) <jaxr-source> ?
(2167) <jaxr-entry> *
(2168) <export-name>
(2169) <connection-factory-class-name> ?
(2170) <query-manager-URL> ?
(2171) <lifeCycle-manager-URL> ?
(2172) <authentication-method> ?
(2173) <jaxr-property> *
(2176) <managed-executor-service> *
(2177) <export-name>
(2178) <long-running-task> ?
(2179) <thread-pool>
(2180) <min> ?
(2181) <max> ?
(2182) <keep-alive-time> ?
(2183) <queue-size> ?
(2184) <stuck-thread-handling> ?
(2185) <max-stuck-thread-time> ?
(2186) <action-on-stuck-thread> ?
(2187) <stuck-thread-check-period> ?
(2188) <user-warning-class> ?
(2189) <managed-scheduled-executor-service> *
(2190) <export-name>
(2191) <long-running-task> ?
(2192) <thread-pool>
(2193) <min> ?
(2194) <max> ?
(2195) <keep-alive-time> ?
(2196) <queue-size> ?
(2197) <stuck-thread-handling> ?
(2198) <max-stuck-thread-time> ?
(2199) <action-on-stuck-thread> ?
(2200) <stuck-thread-check-period> ?
(2201) <user-warning-class> ?
(2202) <context-service> *
(2203) <export-name>
(2204) <managed-thread-factory> *
(2205) <export-name>
(2206) <thread-priority> ?
(2207) <osgi-frameworks> ?
(2208) <osgi-framework> +
(2209) <name>
(2210) <jndi-export-name> ?
(2211) <target-servers> ?
(2212) <server-name> +
(2213) <framework-configuration-properties> ?
(2214) <property> *
(2217) <install-initial-bundles> ?
(2218) <initial-bundles-directory-location> ?
(2219) <default-start-level> ?
(2220) <fail-on-error> ?
(2221) <bundle-installation-descriptors> ?
(2222) <location> +
(2223) <enable-webadmin> ?
(2224) <enable-json-command> ?
(2226) <watch-rule-registrator> *
(2227) <class-name>
(2228) <priority>
(2230) <security-manager>
(2231) <default-application-domain>
(2232) <connect-retries> ?
(2233) <security-domain-names>
(2234) <security-domain-name> +
(2235) <password-validator> ?
(2236) <default-password-validator>
(2237) <minLength> ?
(2238) <maxLength> ?
(2239) <force-special-character> ?
(2240) <force-digit> ?
(2241) <force-capital-letter> ?
(2242) <force-small-letter> ?
(2243) <deny-username> ?
(2244) <custom-password-validator>
(2245) <class-name> *
(2246) <session-server>
(2247) <cluster-mode> ?
(2248) <session-storage> *
(2249) <name>
(2250) <session-manager-provider> ?
(2251) <scope> *
(2252) <name>
(2253) <jeus-session> ?
(2254) <session-config> ?
(2255) <timeout> ?
(2256) <max-session-count> ?
(2257) <reload-persistent> ?
(2258) <tracking-mode> ?
(2262) <session-cookie> ?
(2263) <cookie-name> ?
(2264) <url-cookie-name> ?
(2265) <version> ?
(2266) <domain> ?
(2267) <path> ?
(2268) <max-age> ?
(2269) <secure> ?
(2270) <http-only> ?
(2271) <same-site> ?
(2272) <comment> ?
(2273) <partitioned> ?
(2274) <target-cluster> *
(2275) <target-application> *
(2276) <property> *
(2279) <jeus-login-manager> ?
(2280) <login-manager-type>
(2281) <primary> ?
(2282) <secondary> ?
(2283) <property> *
(2286) <jeus-central-session-server> ?
(2287) <primary> ?
(2288) <secondary> ?
(2289) <property> *
(2292) <ejb-engine>
(2293) <resolution> ?
(2294) <use-dynamic-proxy-for-ejb2> ?
(2295) <enable-user-notify> ?
(2296) <invoke-http> ? P
(2297) <url>
(2298) <http-port> ?
(2299) <active-management> ?
(2300) <max-blocked-thread> ?
(2301) <max-idle-time> ?
(2302) <email-notify> ?
(2303) <smtp-host-address>
(2304) <sender-id>
(2305) <sender-password>
(2306) <from-address>
(2307) <to-address>
(2308) <property> *
(2311) <cc-address> ?
(2312) <bcc-address> ?
(2313) <timer-service> ?
(2314) <support-persistence> ?
(2315) <max-retrial-count> ?
(2316) <retrial-interval> ?
(2317) <thread-pool> ?
(2321) <database-setting> ?
(2322) <data-source-id>
(2323) <db-vendor> ?
(2324) <async-service> ?
(2325) <thread-min> ?
(2326) <thread-max> ?
(2327) <access-timeout> ?
(2328) <web-container>
(2329) <default-error-page> ?
(2330) <response-header> ?
(2331) <custom-header> ?
(2332) <header-field> *
(2333) <field-name>
(2334) <field-value>
(2335) <encoding> ?
(2336) <request-encoding> ?
(2337) <default>
(2338) <client-override>
(2339) <forced>
(2340) <response-encoding> ?
(2343) <request-url-encoding> ?
(2346) <cookie-policy> ?
(2347) <write-value-on-header-policy> ?
(2348) <apply-url-encoding-rule> ?
(2349) <charset-encoding> ?
(2350) <properties> ?
(2351) <property> *
(2354) <jsp-engine> ?
(2355) <check-included-jspfile> ?
(2356) <keep-generated> ?
(2357) <use-in-memory-compilation> ?
(2358) <graceful-jsp-reloading> ?
(2359) <graceful-jsp-reloading-period> ?
(2360) <jsp-work-dir> ?
(2361) <java-compiler> ?
(2362) <compile-output-dir> ?
(2363) <compile-option> ?
(2364) <attach-stacktrace-on-error> ?
(2365) <virtual-host> *
(2366) <virtual-host-name>
(2367) <host-name> +
(2368) <thread-pool> ?
(2369) <min>
(2370) <max>
(2371) <max-idle-time> ?
(2372) <max-queue> ?
(2373) <thread-state-notify> ?
(2374) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(2375) <interrupt-thread> ?
(2376) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(2377) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(2378) <notify-subject> ?
(2379) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(2380) <restart-subject> ?
(2381) <encoding> ?
(2382) <request-encoding> ?
(2383) <default>
(2384) <client-override>
(2385) <forced>
(2386) <response-encoding> ?
(2389) <cookie-policy> ?
(2390) <write-value-on-header-policy> ?
(2391) <apply-url-encoding-rule> ?
(2392) <charset-encoding> ?
(2393) <properties> ?
(2394) <property> *
(2397) <attach-stacktrace-on-error> ?
(2398) <access-log> ?
(2399) <level> ?
(2400) <use-parent-handlers> ?
(2401) <filter-class> ?
(2402) <formatter-pattern> ?
(2403) <handler> ?
(2404) <file-handler> *
(2405) <name>
(2406) <level> ?
(2407) <encoding> ?
(2408) <filter-class> ?
(2409) <file-name> ?
(2410) <permission> ?
(2411) <chown> ?
(2412) <enable-rotation> ?
(2413) <rotation-count> ?
(2414) <rotation-dir> ?
(2415) <valid-day>
(2416) <valid-hour>
(2417) <valid-size>
(2418) <buffer-size> ? P
(2419) <append> ?
(2420) <smtp-handler> * P
(2421) <name>
(2422) <level> ?
(2423) <encoding> ?
(2424) <filter-class> ?
(2425) <smtp-host-address>
(2426) <sender-id>
(2427) <sender-password>
(2428) <from-address>
(2429) <to-address>
(2430) <property> *
(2433) <cc-address> ?
(2434) <bcc-address> ?
(2435) <send-for-all-messages> ?
(2436) <socket-handler> * P
(2437) <name>
(2438) <level> ?
(2439) <encoding> ?
(2440) <filter-class> ?
(2441) <address>
(2442) <port>
(2443) <user-handler> *
(2444) <name>
(2445) <level> ?
(2446) <encoding> ?
(2447) <filter-class> ?
(2448) <handler-class>
(2449) <handler-property> ?
(2450) <property> *
(2453) <formatter-pattern> ?
(2454) <formatter-property> ?
(2455) <property> *
(2458) <enable> ?
(2459) <format> ?
(2460) <exclude-ext> ?
(2461) <enable-host-name-lookup> ?
(2462) <pipeline> ?
(2463) <valve> *
(2464) <class-name>
(2465) <property> *
(2468) <web-connections> ?
(2469) <http-listener> *
(2470) <name>
(2471) <thread-pool>
(2472) <min>
(2473) <max>
(2474) <max-idle-time> ?
(2475) <max-queue> ?
(2476) <thread-state-notify> ?
(2477) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(2478) <interrupt-thread> ?
(2479) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(2480) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(2481) <notify-subject> ?
(2482) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(2483) <restart-subject> ?
(2484) <output-buffer-size> ?
(2485) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(2486) <max-post-size> ?
(2487) <max-parameter-count> ?
(2488) <max-header-count> ?
(2489) <max-header-size> ?
(2490) <max-querystring-size> ?
(2491) <server-access-control> ?
(2492) <allowed-server> *
(2493) <server-listener-ref>
(2494) <http2> ?
(2495) <settings-enable-push> ?
(2496) <settings-max-concurrent-streams> ?
(2497) <settings-max-frame-size> ?
(2498) <settings-ack-timeout> ?
(2499) <connection-type> ?
(2500) <webtob-connector> *
(2501) <name>
(2502) <thread-pool>
(2503) <min>
(2504) <max>
(2505) <max-idle-time> ?
(2506) <max-queue> ?
(2507) <thread-state-notify> ?
(2508) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(2509) <interrupt-thread> ?
(2510) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(2511) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(2512) <notify-subject> ?
(2513) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(2514) <restart-subject> ?
(2515) <output-buffer-size> ?
(2516) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(2517) <max-post-size> ?
(2518) <max-parameter-count> ?
(2519) <max-header-count> ?
(2520) <max-header-size> ?
(2521) <max-querystring-size> ?
(2522) <wjp-version> ?
(2523) <registration-id>
(2524) <hth-count> ?
(2525) <connection-count>
(2526) <threshold> ?
(2527) <use-nio> ?
(2528) <network-address>
(2529) <port>
(2530) <ip-address> ?
(2531) <domain-socket-address>
(2532) <webtob-home> ?
(2533) <webtob-ipcbaseport> ?
(2534) <read-timeout> ?
(2535) <reconnect-interval> ?
(2536) <reconnect-count-for-backup> ?
(2537) <send-buffer-size> ?
(2538) <receive-buffer-size> ?
(2539) <request-prefetch> ?
(2540) <connection-type> ?
(2541) <secure> ?
(2542) <trust-store-file-path>
(2543) <trust-store-file-password>
(2544) <trust-store-file-type> ?
(2545) <key-store-file-path> ?
(2546) <key-store-file-password> ?
(2547) <private-key-password> ?
(2548) <key-store-file-type> ?
(2549) <secure-protocol-name> ?
(2551) <key-manager-factory-algorithm-name> ?
(2552) <webtob-backup> ?
(2553) <network-address>
(2554) <port>
(2555) <ip-address> ?
(2556) <domain-socket-address>
(2557) <webtob-home> ?
(2558) <webtob-ipcbaseport> ?
(2559) <ajp13-listener> *
(2560) <name>
(2561) <thread-pool>
(2562) <min>
(2563) <max>
(2564) <max-idle-time> ?
(2565) <max-queue> ?
(2566) <thread-state-notify> ?
(2567) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(2568) <interrupt-thread> ?
(2569) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(2570) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(2571) <notify-subject> ?
(2572) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(2573) <restart-subject> ?
(2574) <output-buffer-size> ?
(2575) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(2576) <max-post-size> ?
(2577) <max-parameter-count> ?
(2578) <max-header-count> ?
(2579) <max-header-size> ?
(2580) <max-querystring-size> ?
(2581) <server-access-control> ?
(2582) <allowed-server> *
(2583) <server-listener-ref>
(2584) <read-timeout> ?
(2585) <tcp-listener> *
(2586) <name>
(2587) <thread-pool>
(2588) <min>
(2589) <max>
(2590) <max-idle-time> ?
(2591) <max-queue> ?
(2592) <thread-state-notify> ?
(2593) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(2594) <interrupt-thread> ?
(2595) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(2596) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(2597) <notify-subject> ?
(2598) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(2599) <restart-subject> ?
(2600) <output-buffer-size> ?
(2601) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(2602) <max-post-size> ?
(2603) <max-parameter-count> ?
(2604) <max-header-count> ?
(2605) <max-header-size> ?
(2606) <max-querystring-size> ?
(2607) <server-access-control> ?
(2608) <allowed-server> *
(2609) <server-listener-ref>
(2610) <connection-type> ?
(2611) <dispatcher-config-class>
(2612) <tmax-connector> *
(2613) <name>
(2614) <thread-pool>
(2615) <min>
(2616) <max>
(2617) <max-idle-time> ?
(2618) <max-queue> ?
(2619) <thread-state-notify> ?
(2620) <max-thread-active-time> ?
(2621) <interrupt-thread> ?
(2622) <active-timeout-notification> ?
(2623) <notify-threshold-ratio> ?
(2624) <notify-subject> ?
(2625) <restart-threshold-ratio> ?
(2626) <restart-subject> ?
(2627) <output-buffer-size> ?
(2628) <postdata-read-timeout> ?
(2629) <max-post-size> ?
(2630) <max-parameter-count> ?
(2631) <max-header-count> ?
(2632) <max-header-size> ?
(2633) <max-querystring-size> ?
(2634) <connection-type> ?
(2635) <port>
(2636) <server-group-name>
(2637) <server-name>
(2638) <dispatcher-config-class>
(2639) <read-timeout> ?
(2640) <reconnect-interval> ?
(2641) <reconnect-count-for-backup> ?
(2642) <tmax-address> ?
(2643) <tmax-version> ?
(2644) <server-type> ?
(2645) <xaresource-class> ?
(2646) <tmax-backup-address> ?
(2647) <tmax-backup-port> ?
(2648) <monitoring> ?
(2649) <check-thread-pool> ?
(2650) <check-class-reload> ?
(2651) <check-session> ?
(2652) <access-log> ?
(2653) <level> ?
(2654) <use-parent-handlers> ?
(2655) <filter-class> ?
(2656) <formatter-pattern> ?
(2657) <handler> ?
(2658) <file-handler> *
(2659) <name>
(2660) <level> ?
(2661) <encoding> ?
(2662) <filter-class> ?
(2663) <file-name> ?
(2664) <permission> ?
(2665) <chown> ?
(2666) <enable-rotation> ?
(2667) <rotation-count> ?
(2668) <rotation-dir> ?
(2669) <valid-day>
(2670) <valid-hour>
(2671) <valid-size>
(2672) <buffer-size> ? P
(2673) <append> ?
(2674) <smtp-handler> * P
(2675) <name>
(2676) <level> ?
(2677) <encoding> ?
(2678) <filter-class> ?
(2679) <smtp-host-address>
(2680) <sender-id>
(2681) <sender-password>
(2682) <from-address>
(2683) <to-address>
(2684) <property> *
(2687) <cc-address> ?
(2688) <bcc-address> ?
(2689) <send-for-all-messages> ?
(2690) <socket-handler> * P
(2691) <name>
(2692) <level> ?
(2693) <encoding> ?
(2694) <filter-class> ?
(2695) <address>
(2696) <port>
(2697) <user-handler> *
(2698) <name>
(2699) <level> ?
(2700) <encoding> ?
(2701) <filter-class> ?
(2702) <handler-class>
(2703) <handler-property> ?
(2704) <property> *
(2707) <formatter-pattern> ?
(2708) <formatter-property> ?
(2709) <property> *
(2712) <enable> ?
(2713) <format> ?
(2714) <exclude-ext> ?
(2715) <enable-host-name-lookup> ?
(2716) <session-config> ?
(2717) <timeout> ?
(2718) <max-session-count> ?
(2719) <reload-persistent> ?
(2720) <tracking-mode> ?
(2724) <session-cookie> ?
(2725) <cookie-name> ?
(2726) <url-cookie-name> ?
(2727) <version> ?
(2728) <domain> ?
(2729) <path> ?
(2730) <max-age> ?
(2731) <secure> ?
(2732) <http-only> ?
(2733) <same-site> ?
(2734) <comment> ?
(2735) <partitioned> ?
(2736) <async-timeout-min-threads> ?
(2737) <blocked-url-patterns> ?
(2738) <encoded-pattern> *
(2739) <decoded-pattern> *
(2740) <deny-last-space-character> ?
(2741) <deny-null-character> ?
(2742) <pipeline> ?
(2743) <valve> *
(2744) <class-name>
(2745) <property> *
(2748) <system-clustering-framework>
(2749) <transport>
(2750) <transport-address> ?
(2751) <transport-port> ?
(2752) <leader-discovery-timeout> ?
(2753) <failure-detection-timeout> ?
(2754) <max-thread-pool-size> ?
(2755) <min-thread-pool-size> ?
(2756) <security-domains>
(2757) <security-domain> +
(2758) <name>
(2759) <accounts> ?
(2760) <users> ?
(2761) <user> *
(2762) <name>
(2763) <password> ?
(2764) <group> *
(2765) <description> ?
(2766) <groups> ?
(2767) <group> *
(2768) <name>
(2769) <subgroup> *
(2770) <description> ?
(2771) <sfmUsers> ?
(2772) <sfmUser> *
(2773) <sfmUserId>
(2774) <sfmUserName>
(2775) <jeusName>
(2776) <policies> ?
(2777) <policy> ?
(2778) <role-permissions> ?
(2779) <role-permission> *
(2780) <role>
(2781) <principal> *
(2782) <actions> ?
(2783) <classname> ?
(2784) <excluded> ?
(2785) <unchecked> ?
(2786) <resource-permissions> *
(2787) <context-id> ?
(2788) <resource-permission> *
(2789) <resource>
(2790) <actions>
(2791) <role> *
(2792) <classname> ?
(2793) <excluded> ?
(2794) <unchecked> ?
(2795) <cache-config> ?
(2799) <keystore-config> ?
(2800) <keystore-path> ?
(2801) <keystore-alias> ?
(2802) <keystore-password> ?
(2803) <keystore-keypassword> ?
(2804) <truststore-path> ?
(2805) <truststore-password> ?
(2806) <authentication> ?
(2807) <repository-service> ?
(2808) <xml-file-repository> ?
(2809) <config-file> ?
(2810) <filename> ?
(2811) <filepath> ?
(2812) <database-repository> ?
(2813) <datasource-id>
(2814) <dbdriver-config>
(2815) <vendor>
(2816) <driver>
(2817) <url>
(2818) <username>
(2819) <password>
(2820) <custom-repository> ?
(2821) <classname>
(2822) <property> *
(2825) <jaas-login-config> ?
(2826) <callback-handler-classname> ?
(2827) <login-module> *
(2828) <login-module-classname>
(2829) <control-flag>
(2830) <option> *
(2833) <custom-authentication-service> ?
(2834) <classname>
(2835) <property> *
(2838) <authorization> ?
(2839) <repository-service> ?
(2840) <xml-file-repository> ?
(2841) <config-file> ?
(2842) <filename> ?
(2843) <filepath> ?
(2844) <database-repository> ?
(2845) <datasource-id>
(2846) <dbdriver-config>
(2847) <vendor>
(2848) <driver>
(2849) <url>
(2850) <username>
(2851) <password>
(2852) <custom-repository> ?
(2853) <classname>
(2854) <property> *
(2857) <jacc-service> ?
(2858) <custom-authorization-service> ?
(2859) <classname>
(2860) <property> *
(2863) <identity-assertion> ?
(2864) <default-identity-assertion-service> ?
(2865) <x509-identity-assertion>
(2866) <config-file> ?
(2867) <filename> ?
(2868) <filepath> ?
(2869) <default-user-mapper> ?
(2870) <cert-attr-type> ?
(2871) <attribute-type> ?
(2872) <attribute-value-delimiter> ?
(2873) <custom-user-mapper> ?
(2874) <property> *
(2877) <kerberos-identity-assertion> ?
(2878) <service-password>
(2879) <kerberos-realm-name> ?
(2880) <service-principal> ?
(2881) <custom-identity-assertion-service> ?
(2882) <classname>
(2883) <property> *
(2886) <credential-mapping> ?
(2887) <default-credential-mapping-service> ?
(2888) <x509-credential-mapping> ?
(2889) <truststore-path> ?
(2890) <truststore-password> ?
(2891) <custom-credential-mapping-service> *
(2892) <classname>
(2893) <property> *
(2896) <credential-verification> ?
(2897) <default-credential-verification-service> ?
(2898) <password-verification> ?
(2899) <jeus-certificate-verification> ?
(2900) <custom-credential-verification-service> *
(2901) <classname>
(2902) <property> *
(2905) <audit> ?
(2906) <default-audit-service> ?
(2907) <config-file> ?
(2908) <filename> ?
(2909) <filepath> ?
(2910) <audit-level> ?
(2911) <custom-audit-service> *
(2912) <classname>
(2913) <property> *
(2916) <subject-validation> ?
(2917) <default-subject-validation-service> ?
(2918) <custom-subject-validation-service> *
(2919) <classname>
(2920) <property> *
(2923) <custom-service> *
(2924) <classname>
(2925) <property> *
(2928) <accounts>
(2929) <users> ?
(2930) <user> *
(2931) <name>
(2932) <password> ?
(2933) <group> *
(2934) <description> ?
(2935) <groups> ?
(2936) <group> *
(2937) <name>
(2938) <subgroup> *
(2939) <description> ?
(2940) <sfmUsers> ?
(2941) <sfmUser> *
(2942) <sfmUserId>
(2943) <sfmUserName>
(2944) <jeusName>
(2945) <policies>
(2946) <policy> ?
(2947) <role-permissions> ?
(2948) <role-permission> *
(2949) <role>
(2950) <principal> *
(2951) <actions> ?
(2952) <classname> ?
(2953) <excluded> ?
(2954) <unchecked> ?
(2955) <resource-permissions> *
(2956) <context-id> ?
(2957) <resource-permission> *
(2958) <resource>
(2959) <actions>
(2960) <role> *
(2961) <classname> ?
(2962) <excluded> ?
(2963) <unchecked> ?
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<domain>
| |
Description | Use this page to configure the root domain. |
Value Type | domainType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
>
<description>
| |
Description | Description of the domain configuration. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
>
<production-mode>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to run a domain in production or development mode. To apply this setting, you need to restart the entire domain. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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<
domain
>
<id>
| |
Description | Unique ID for a domain. When there are two domains on the same subnet that are configured to run separately in the test and operational modes, the domain IDs must be different even if its names may be the same. |
Value Type | int |
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<
domain
>
<security-manager>
| |
Description | Information about JEUS security information management. This option is used to manage the shared security information for a single domain. |
Value Type | security-managerType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
>
<default-application-domain>
| |
Description | Domain name that is used for application security among security domains. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | SYSTEM_DOMAIN |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
>
<connect-retries>
| |
Description | Number of attempts to reconnect when using the Security Network service. |
Value Type | int |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
>
<security-domain-names>
| |
Description | Names of domains to use in JEUS, among security domains. This value must exist in security-domains. |
Value Type | security-domain-namesType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
><
security-domain-names
>
<security-domain-name>
| |
Description | Name of the security domain. This value references the name in the security domain configuration. |
Value Type | token |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
>
<password-validator>
| |
Description | Password validator to ensure the security of a password for a JEUS account. |
Value Type | password-validatorType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
><
password-validator
>
<default-password-validator>
| |
Description | Default password validation check. |
Value Type | default-password-validatorType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
default-password-validator
>
<minLength>
| |
Description | Minimum length of a password. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 1 |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
default-password-validator
>
<maxLength>
| |
Description | Maximum length of a password. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 255 |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
default-password-validator
>
<force-special-character>
| |
Description | Indicates whether a special character must be included in a password. If set to true, the password must contain a minimum of 1 special character. The following characters are allowed: !"#$%&()*+'-./:;<=>?@ |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
default-password-validator
>
<force-digit>
| |
Description | Indicates whether a numeric character (0-9) must be included in a password. If set to true, the password must contain a minimum of 1 numeric character. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
default-password-validator
>
<force-capital-letter>
| |
Description | Indicates whether a upper case letter (A-Z) must be included in a password. If set to true, the password must contain a minimum of 1 upper case letter. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
default-password-validator
>
<force-small-letter>
| |
Description | Indicates whether a lower case letter (a-z) must be included in a password. If set to true, the password must contain a minimum of 1 lower case letter. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
default-password-validator
>
<deny-username>
| |
Description | Indicates whether a password disallows the same characters used in the user name. If set to true, the password containing the same characters as in the user name will be invalid. Here, the user name string is case-sensitive. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
><
password-validator
>
<custom-password-validator>
| |
Description | User custom password validation class that implements the PasswordValidator interface provided by HyperFrame. If multiple classes are registered, a password can be validated and saved after invoking and passing all those classes. |
Value Type | custom-password-validatorType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
custom-password-validator
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Configuration of a user custom password validation class. |
Value Type | string |
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<
domain
>
<master-server-name>
| |
Description | Name of the JEUS Master Server which manages and monitors managed servers. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
>
<enable-cwdp>
| |
Description | Registers the Cloud WebtoB JEUS Master Server Protocol Service with the base listener in the JEUS Master Server. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<
domain
>
<backup-master-server-name>
| |
Description | Name of a backup JEUS Master Server that manages and monitors managed servers. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
>
<domain-log-home>
| |
Description | Domain log home. This is used by default if a log home is not specified for a server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
>
<domain-log-permission>
| |
Description | Domain log permission which applies to log files generated in all servers within a domain. If no individual logger file handler level permission has been set, this domain-level permission will be used for all log files in the domain. It can be also set from each logger file handler setting. The order of permissions precedence is as follows: file handler permission > domain log permission |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
>
<domain-log-chown>
| |
Description | Changes owner of a log file in the domain. If no chown has been set at the individual logger file handler level, this domain-level log file chown will be used for all log files in the domain. It can also be set from each logger file handler setting. The order of permissions precedence is as follows: file handler chown > domain log chown |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
>
<domain-backup>
| |
Description | Policy required to create backup files for a backup domain. |
Value Type | domain-backupType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
domain-backup
>
<backup-on-boot>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to create a domain backup file when booting the Master Server. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<
domain
><
domain-backup
>
<backup-dir>
| |
Description | Directory where a domain backup file will be created. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
domain-backup
>
<node-name>
| |
Description | Node where a backup file is copied to. |
Value Type | string |
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<
domain
>
<system-clustering-framework>
| |
Description | Information required to communicate between servers in a domain or a cluster. |
Value Type | system-clustering-frameworkType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
system-clustering-framework
>
<transport>
| |
Description | Transport type. Choose one of the following: DUMMY, HYBRID, MESH, and TREE. A server in DUMMY mode runs independently without communicating with any other servers; In HYBRID mode, multicast communication is used for health checks and small-sized messaging, while TCP/IP is dedicated to transmitting large-scale messages; MESH connects all servers in full mesh topology through TCP/IP; TREE establishes connection via TCP/IP, but each server is connected to the root node, thereby configuring a tree-like structure. |
Value Type | scfTransportType |
Default Value | HYBRID |
Defined Value |
DUMMY HYBRID MESH TREE |
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<
domain
><
system-clustering-framework
>
<transport-address>
| |
Description | Address used to establish transport connection. The behavior of this setting varies on the specified transport type. For HYBRID transport, specify a multicast address. For TREE type virtual multicast, use the IP address of the root node. In the case of MESH type virtual multicast, this setting is not required since it uses each server's listener address. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | 230.30.1.1 |
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<
domain
><
system-clustering-framework
>
<transport-port>
| |
Description | Port used to establish transport connection. The behavior of this setting also varies on the specified transport type. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 12488 |
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<
domain
><
system-clustering-framework
>
<leader-discovery-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time allowed for a starting server to discover the leader of the running server group. If this time period elapses without locating the leader, the starting server assumes leadership itself. This time setting is also utilized for selecting a new leader. |
Value Type | positiveLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 3000 |
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<
domain
><
system-clustering-framework
>
<failure-detection-timeout>
| |
Description | Timeout period to detect failures in peer servers. |
Value Type | positiveLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 3000 |
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<
domain
><
system-clustering-framework
>
<max-thread-pool-size>
| |
Description | Maximum thread pool size for System Clustering Framework (SCF). |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 10 |
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<
domain
><
system-clustering-framework
>
<min-thread-pool-size>
| |
Description | Minimum thread pool size for System Clustering Framework (SCF). |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
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<
domain
>
<servers>
| |
Description | Use this page to join multiple servers to a single domain. |
Value Type | serversType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
domain
><
servers
>
<server>
| |
Description | Detailed configuration for servers to use in a domain. |
Value Type | serverType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<auto-generated>
| |
Description | Indicates whether this server has been automatically generated. If a server contains this setting, it is automatically managed by the system. Therefore, do not configure this item. |
Value Type | auto-generatedType |
Defined Value |
DYNAMIC_SERVER SCALABLE_SERVER |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<node-name>
| |
Description | Name of the node to which the server belongs. A node contains the machine and host information. |
Value Type | token |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<listeners>
| |
Description | Properties required for handling socket connection requests and the socket listener used by the server's JEUS system. |
Value Type | listenersType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
>
<base>
| |
Description | Base listener for JDNI services, security services, JMX services, and class FTP services. It must be the same as the name specified in the listener configuration. If this is not specified, port 9736 and default values will apply to the base listener setting. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
>
<listener>
| |
Description | Attributes required to handle socket listeners or socket connection requests. |
Value Type | listenerType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<name>
| |
Description | Unified listener ID. It is the identifier for the listener to be referenced in other settings. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(48)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<listen-address>
| |
Description | IP address for a unified listener when there are multiple IP addresses. If there is only one IP address, the host name can be used instead. If not specified, one of the multiple IP addresses will be randomly chosen by default. When multiple IP addresses are used, they are delimited by commas (,). When using the Virtual Multicast, the base listener IP address or the host name must be specified. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<listen-port>
| |
Description | Port for unified listener. If not specified, port 9736 is used by default. Therefore, it must be specified when running multiple servers on the same machine. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 9736 |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<selectors>
| |
Description | @Deprecated. Number of selectors to be used for I/O processing of the unified port listener. It is generally set to the number of CPU cores. The default value is 1. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 1 |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<use-dual-selector>
| |
Description | @Deprecated. Indicates whether to use separate selectors for read and write operations of the unified port listener. This option is recommended when there is a large volume of concurrent read and write operations. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<backlog>
| |
Description | Backlog value for the unified listener. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 128 |
(53)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<ssl>
| |
Description | Use this to configure the SSL attributes, which apply to all services that use the listener. |
Value Type | server-sslType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<client-auth>
| |
Description | Indicates whether client authentication is required. |
Value Type | client-authType |
Value Description | Need, Unnecessary, or Want. If this option is set to Need, the server requires a certificate from clients for authentication. Unnecessary indicates that authentication is not performed. The default value is Unnecessary. Want indicates that authentication is only performed when clients provide a certificate. Client authentication is usually performed for B2B applications only. |
Default Value | Unnecessary |
Defined Value |
Need Want Unnecessary |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<ssl-protocol>
| |
Description | SSL protocol that is used for encoding and decoding. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Choose from SSLv3, TLSv1, TLSv1.1, or TLSv1.2. Multiple values can be specified using a comma as a delimiter. |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<use-alt-jsse-provider>
| |
Description | Option to use an alternative JSSE (Java Secure Socket Extension) provider to the JDK JSSE provider. The BouncyCastle JSSE will be used, which will automatically set all other required items to the default values. |
Value Type | boolean |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<cipher-suite>
| |
Description | Password suite used when sending actual data after a SSL handshake. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Default value is the cipher suite supported by the JDK. |
(58)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<keystore-file>
| |
Description | File to store the server private key and the matching certificate. Unlike other web servers, PEM private key files are not supported. Java keystore files are recommended. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute or relative path. For a relative path, refer to ${JEUS_HOME}/domains/domain_name/config as the base. |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<keystore-pass>
| |
Description | Password for a keystore file. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. Example: {DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw== |
Value Type | token |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<keystore-keypassword>
| |
Description | Password for server secret keys saved in a keystore file. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. Example: {DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw== |
Value Type | token |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<keystore-type>
| |
Description | Type of a keystore file. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Use Java's Keystore, "JKS," if you are using Sun's keytool. Use "PKCS12" if you are using Open SSL or Microsoft KeyManager. |
Default Value | JKS |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<key-management-algorithm>
| |
Description | Management algorithm for keys that are stored in a keystore. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Use "SunX509" for the Sun JVM management algorithm, and "IbmX509" for the IBM JVM management algorithm. The default value is set to "SunX509" for the Sun JVM, and "IbmX509" for the IBM JVM. |
(63)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<key-alias>
| |
Description | Key alias of the server certificate for SSL. |
Value Type | token |
(64)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<truststore-file>
| |
Description | File that contains certificates for server authentication. This file contains the certificates required for SSL server authentication and client authentication. PEM-format certificates are not supported. JKS format is recommended. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute or relative path. For a relative path, refer to ${JEUS_HOME}/domains/domain_name/config as the base. |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<truststore-pass>
| |
Description | Password for the truststore file. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. Example: {DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw== |
Value Type | token |
(66)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<truststore-type>
| |
Description | Truststore type. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Use Java's Keystore, "JKS," if you are using Sun's keytool. Use "PKCS12" if you are using Open SSL or Microsoft KeyManager. |
Default Value | JKS |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<trust-management-algorithm>
| |
Description | Management algorithm for the trust to be stored in the truststore. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Use "SunX509" for the Sun JVM management algorithm, and "IbmX509" for the IBM JVM management algorithm. The default value is set to "SunX509" for the Sun JVM, and "IbmX509" for the IBM JVM. |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<crl-file>
| |
Description | File that contains certification revocation list. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute or relative path. For a relative path, refer to ${JEUS_HOME}/domains/domain_name/config as the base. |
(69)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<keep-alive-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum time that a KeepAlive client waits for a request. If the client does not receive a request within the specified time, the connection ends. It is not recommended to use this setting for base listeners. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds. The value must be greater than or equal to 0. If set to 0, the connection remains alive. |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<read-timeout>
| |
Description | Socket read timeout. It is a period of time between read operations for a socket while the connection is maintained. The timeout is valid even after the socket is passed to the service. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Integer in milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<reserved-thread-num>
| |
Description | Thread pool reserved for the Integration Services service. By default, the service uses the system thread pool (threadpool.System), but you can dedicate a thread pool for the service. The total number of threads for all services including those for the Integration Services service, should not exceed the maximum thread pool size. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<group>
| |
Description | Group used for server management. You can manage servers by group on WebAdmin. |
Value Type | token |
(73)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<jvm-config>
| |
Description | JVM setting. |
Value Type | jvmConfigType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jvm-config
>
<jvm-option>
| |
Description | Use this to configure options on the JVM. Enumerate multiple options by separating them with line breaks or spaces. The options will be applied in the listed order. This option is equivalent to the command option for JEUS 6 and earlier versions. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(75)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<user-interceptor>
| |
Description | User-specific functions. |
Value Type | userInterceptorType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-interceptor
>
<preceding-command>
| |
Description | Command to run before running the Java command after the JEUS server startup. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(77)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-interceptor
>
<jeus-classloader-append-class-path>
| |
Description | New classpath to append to the JEUS's top level class loader. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Delimit multiple entries with an OS path separator. |
(78)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-interceptor
>
<jeus-classloader-append-dirs>
| |
Description | Directory for all of whose new classpaths will be appended to the JEUS's top level classloader. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Delimit multiple entries with an OS path separator. |
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domain
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servers
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server
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user-interceptor
>
<profile-class-option-name>
| |
Description | Main class name and its relevant necessary arguments of a profile. This allows you to specify as the main class a class other than that registered with the server. In this case, server's main class is set as an argument of the profile's main class. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
user-interceptor
>
<boot-classloader-append-class-path>
| |
Description | Classpath to append to bootstrap.jar in the SystemClassLoader when starting a JVM. The system class loader is the parent of the JEUS's top level classloader. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Delimit multiple entries with an OS path separator. |
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domain
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servers
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server
>
<engine-init-on-startup>
| |
Description | Time for initializating engines such as Web, EJB, and JMS that are configured on the server. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | True indicates that the engines are initialized when they are used. False indicates that the engines are initialized when the server starts. |
Default Value | true |
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domain
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servers
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server
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<use-web-engine>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use a Web engine for the server. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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domain
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servers
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server
>
<use-ejb-engine>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use an EJB engine for the server. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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domain
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servers
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server
>
<use-jms-engine>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use a JMS engine for the server. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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domain
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servers
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server
>
<web-engine>
| |
Description | A Web engine provides the environment for running J2EE Web and Servlet applications. It corresponds to the web container in the J2EE specifications. It is started when the JEUS server starts. Each JEUS server can only have one Web engine. |
Value Type | web-containerType |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
>
<default-error-page>
| |
Description | Error page that is used when web applications do not have a dedicated error page. Only a static file such as HTML or HTM can be set. This should be the absolute path. This does not use forwarding or redirecting. This reads the HTML file and returns it as the HTTP response body. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | The absolute path to the HTML or HTM file. |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
>
<response-header>
| |
Description | Header for web application responses. |
Value Type | response-headerType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
response-header
>
<custom-header>
| |
Description | Defines custom fields to add to HTTP response messages. |
Value Type | custom-headerType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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response-header
><
custom-header
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<header-field>
| |
Description | Field names and values that are added to all HTTP responses of the web engine. |
Value Type | header-fieldType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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response-header
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custom-header
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header-field
>
<field-name>
| |
Description | HTTP response field name. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Field name |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
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response-header
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custom-header
><
header-field
>
<field-value>
| |
Description | Field value. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Field value |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding used to handle web application requests or responses. |
Value Type | encodingType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
encoding
>
<request-encoding>
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Description | Encoding to apply when reading an HTTP request. The encoding converts a byte array (query strings or application/x-www-form-urlencoded content type) that was read from a socket to a string object by parsing it. |
Value Type | requestEncodingType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<default>
| |
Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<client-override>
| |
Description | Encoding that converts the character attribute of a content-type header sent from an HTTP client. This option supplants the <forced> setting in JEUS 7 Fix #1 and earlier versions. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<forced>
| |
Description | Encoding that overrides the default or the specified one. This has priority over any operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
encoding
>
<response-encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding to apply when configuring the "XXX" part of "Content-type: text/html; charset=XXX" of an HTTP response header. This encoding type is also used for a JSP page. Within a container, the encoding is referred to when converting a string object that was created by a servlet to a byte array in order to save the object in a buffer. |
Value Type | encodingSubType |
Child Elements |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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encoding
><
response-encoding
>
<default>
| |
Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
encoding
><
response-encoding
>
<forced>
| |
Description | Encoding that overrides the default encoding. This has priority over any other operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
encoding
>
<request-url-encoding>
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Description | Encoding to apply to the first line of HTTP requests. This value has a higher priority than the value specified in request-encoding when decoding the query string included in the request line. |
Value Type | encodingSubType |
Child Elements |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
encoding
><
request-url-encoding
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<default>
| |
Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
encoding
><
request-url-encoding
>
<forced>
| |
Description | Encoding that overrides the default encoding. This has priority over any other operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
>
<cookie-policy>
| |
Description | Policy for HTTP headers to read or write cookies. This does not apply to the jakarta.servlet.http.Cookie method. |
Value Type | httpCookiePolicyType |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
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cookie-policy
>
<write-value-on-header-policy>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to apply the URL encoding rule when reading or using the cookies in an HTTP header. |
Value Type | write-value-on-header-policyType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
cookie-policy
><
write-value-on-header-policy
>
<apply-url-encoding-rule>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the URL encoding rule will be applied. |
Value Type | boolean |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
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cookie-policy
><
write-value-on-header-policy
>
<charset-encoding>
| |
Description | Character encoding used when responding to and decoding cookies regardless of whether the URL encoding rule has been configured. If character encoding is not configured, the request and response encoding are used by default. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
>
<properties>
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Description | Properties to apply to the web engine. |
Value Type | propertiesType |
Child Elements |
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
properties
>
<property>
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Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
properties
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
properties
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
>
<jsp-engine>
| |
Description | JSP engine used to compile or run JSP files in web applications. |
Value Type | jsp-engineType |
Child Elements |
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web-engine
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jsp-engine
>
<check-included-jspfile>
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Description | Recompiles a JSP file after checking whether its included JSP files and tag files are updated. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
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server
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web-engine
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jsp-engine
>
<keep-generated>
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Description | Indicates whether to keep Java files after compilation. Keeping source files is useful for debugging. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
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domain
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server
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web-engine
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jsp-engine
>
<use-in-memory-compilation>
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Description | Recompiles JSP files that are running by creating .java and .class files in memory. However, .class files are written to the file system by using background threads so that they are not recompiled when the server restarts. When <keep-generated> is set to true, .java files are written in the system using background threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<graceful-jsp-reloading>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to regularly check for any update in a JSP file and create a JSP page instance if there is any. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean |
Default Value | false |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<graceful-jsp-reloading-period>
| |
Description | Time period after which Graceful Jsp Reloading is performed. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<jsp-work-dir>
| |
Description | Directory for JSP class files. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute path to JSP class files. |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<java-compiler>
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Description | Java compiler with which to compile JSP Java source into servlet classes. The default compiler is the Java Compiler API included in JVM. However, Java compilation occasionally uses a lot of memory, which may cause memory issues in a real service environment. Therefore, it is recommended to compile a separate process by selecting javac or perform compilation through AppCompiler in advance. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | java6 |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<compile-output-dir>
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Description | Directory for JSP class files other than JSP Work Dir. If this element is not configured, the files are stored in JSP Work Dir. This option is not used in general. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute path to JSP class files. |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<compile-option>
| |
Description | Servlet compiler. This option is not used in general. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Compile options (Refer to Java Compiler Setting Items). |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
>
<attach-stacktrace-on-error>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to attach the stack trace to error pages that are sent from JEUS. This configuration is useful during development, but should be disabled in production environments. If default-error-page is set, this option will be ignored. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables attaching the stack trace. |
Default Value | false |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
>
<virtual-host>
| |
Description | Indicates whether a single server can host multiple web applications. Servers that belong to the same virtual host can host the same applications, but servers that belong to different virtual hosts cannot host the same applications. |
Value Type | virtual-hostType |
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server
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web-engine
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virtual-host
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<virtual-host-name>
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Description | Internal identification name of the virtual host. DEFAULT_HOST and SYSTEM_HOST are reserved words and cannot be used. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<host-name>
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Description | DNS name(e.g., "www.foo.com") or IP address. A TCP port can be specified if necessary. (e.g., "www.foo.com:8088") The specified character string must be unique within a web engine. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<thread-pool>
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Description | Thread pool to handle requests when no context thread pool mapped to the request uri exists. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
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server
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web-engine
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virtual-host
><
thread-pool
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<min>
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Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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virtual-host
><
thread-pool
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<max>
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Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
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domain
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server
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web-engine
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virtual-host
><
thread-pool
>
<max-idle-time>
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Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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virtual-host
><
thread-pool
>
<max-queue>
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Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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virtual-host
><
thread-pool
>
<thread-state-notify>
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Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
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server
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thread-pool
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thread-state-notify
>
<max-thread-active-time>
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Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
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server
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thread-pool
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thread-state-notify
>
<interrupt-thread>
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Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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server
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web-engine
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virtual-host
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thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<active-timeout-notification>
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Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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server
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web-engine
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virtual-host
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thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
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Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
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server
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virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-subject>
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Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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virtual-host
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thread-pool
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thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
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Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-subject>
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Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<encoding>
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Description | Encoding that is used for web application requests and responses. |
Value Type | webContainerEncodingType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
>
<request-encoding>
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Description | Encoding to apply when reading an HTTP request. The encoding converts a byte array (query strings or application/x-www-form-urlencoded content type) that was read from a socket to a string object by parsing it. |
Value Type | requestEncodingType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<default>
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Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<client-override>
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Description | Encoding that converts the character attribute of a content-type header sent from an HTTP client. This option supplants the <forced> setting in JEUS 7 Fix #1 and earlier versions. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<forced>
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Description | Encoding that overrides the default or the specified one. This has priority over any operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
>
<response-encoding>
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Description | Encoding to apply when configuring the "XXX" part of "Content-type: text/html; charset=XXX" of an HTTP response header. This encoding type is also used for a JSP page. Within a container, the encoding is referred to when converting a string object that was created by a servlet to a byte array in order to save the object in a buffer. |
Value Type | encodingSubType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
><
response-encoding
>
<default>
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Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
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domain
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servers
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server
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virtual-host
><
encoding
><
response-encoding
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<forced>
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Description | Encoding that overrides the default encoding. This has priority over any other operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<cookie-policy>
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Description | Policy for HTTP headers to read or write cookies. This does not apply to the jakarta.servlet.http.Cookie method. |
Value Type | httpCookiePolicyType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
cookie-policy
>
<write-value-on-header-policy>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to apply the URL encoding rule when reading or using the cookies in an HTTP header. |
Value Type | write-value-on-header-policyType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
cookie-policy
><
write-value-on-header-policy
>
<apply-url-encoding-rule>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the URL encoding rule will be applied. |
Value Type | boolean |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
cookie-policy
><
write-value-on-header-policy
>
<charset-encoding>
| |
Description | Character encoding used when responding to and decoding cookies regardless of whether the URL encoding rule has been configured. If character encoding is not configured, the request and response encoding are used by default. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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server
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web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<properties>
| |
Description | Properties for the virtual host. |
Value Type | propertiesType |
Child Elements |
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
properties
>
<property>
| |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
properties
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
properties
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<attach-stacktrace-on-error>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to attach the stack trace to error pages that are sent from JEUS. This configuration is useful during development, but should be disabled in production environments. If default-error-page is set, this option will be ignored. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables attaching the stack trace. |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<access-log>
| |
Description | Configuration for access logs at the virtual host level. By default, access logs created on a virtual host are also created in web engine-level access logs. |
Value Type | access-logType |
Child Elements |
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server
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web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<level>
| |
Description | Logging level. For the description of each logging level, refer to "Level Class Documentation" for Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | INFO |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<use-parent-handlers>
| |
Description | Option to indicate whether a logger should use its parent handlers. The default is true. However, for the JEUS logger, which is a root logger, this option must be set to false. This option does not apply to web engine access loggers. If this option is set to false for virtual host's access loggers, access logs for the entire web engine will not contain those by each virtual host. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to a logger. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. When specifying a formatting pattern, % cannot be used other than as a formatter character. The following 9 formatters are supported: %d, %l, %J, %T, %c, %M, %N, %a, and %m. Refer to "8.3. Logging Configuration" in "JEUS Server Guide" for more information about each formatter. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<handler>
| |
Description | Handler for a logger. |
Value Type | handlerType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<file-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a file. |
Value Type | file-handlerType |
Child Elements |
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(164)
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(165)
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<file-name>
| |
Description | Name of the file to be used by the handler. If not configured, it is set to the default value. For information about the default file names, refer to "JEUS Server Guide." |
Value Type | token |
(167)
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<permission>
| |
Description | Access permission to the log file. Set to 9 characters that consist of r, w, x, and -. (Note: available only for the Unix family operating systems.) |
Value Type | string |
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<chown>
| |
Description | Owner of a log file to set the owner group of the file. Specify comma(,)-separated owner-group pairs, in order. |
Value Type | string |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<enable-rotation>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the file will use log file rotation. If not specified, it is set to true by default, and rotation is used when logging to the file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
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servers
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server
><
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><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-count>
| |
Description | Number of backup files to retain when log file rotation is enabled. If this option is not set while files are rotated by their size, files are archived up to 99999 files. If the files are archived by date or time, they will accumulate without limit. |
Value Type | off-intType |
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><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-dir>
| |
Description | Directory where files will be archived when log file rotation is enabled. If the directory is not specified, the log files are stored in the directory for the current log file. |
Value Type | string |
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-day>
| |
Description | Number of days before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of days. Dates are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer. When any of valid-day, valid-hour, or valid-size is not specified, the file will be updated based on the default value. |
Default Value | 1 |
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server
><
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><
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><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-hour>
| |
Description | Number of hours before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of hours. Dates and hours are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew a file when its maximum size is exceeded. Indexes are sequentially appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Kilobytes |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the buffer used when the handler sends output messages to a file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes. The default value is 1,024. |
Default Value | 1024 |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<append>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to append lines to the original file used by the handler. If this option is set to false and Enable Rotation is true, log files will be rotated at boot. If Enable Rotation is set to false, a new file will replace the existing file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<smtp-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to an email address. |
Value Type | smtp-handlerType |
Child Elements |
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><
server
><
web-engine
><
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><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
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><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(182)
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<smtp-host-address>
| |
Description | Host address of the SMTP server through which an email will be sent. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-id>
| |
Description | ID of the email sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-password>
| |
Description | Password of the email sender. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}cipher text. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<from-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(186)
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<to-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(187)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<property>
| |
Description | SMTP property to be used for the mail server. If the property is configured in the schema, that value overrides the one configured in this option. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(189)
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(190)
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<cc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the carbon copy (CC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<bcc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the blind carbon copy (BCC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(192)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<send-for-all-messages>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to send all log messages to an email address. If this option is set to false, only the messages written through the logger's send() method will be sent. That is, only the messages that were intended to be sent to an email address will be sent. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<socket-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a specified socket. |
Value Type | socket-handlerType |
Child Elements |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(195)
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(196)
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
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><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(197)
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(198)
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><
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><
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><
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><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<address>
| |
Description | IP address that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(199)
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><
server
><
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><
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><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<port>
| |
Description | Number of the port that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<user-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that has been created by the user using the Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | user-handlerType |
Child Elements |
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><
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><
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><
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><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(202)
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><
server
><
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><
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><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(203)
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
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><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(204)
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(205)
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
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><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified class name of the user-created handler. The class must inherit 'java.util.logging.Handler' and implement 'jeus.util.logging.JeusHandler'. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-property>
| |
Description | Properties that the handler will have. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the handler through the JeusHandler.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
(208)
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(209)
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(209)
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server
><
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><
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><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(210)
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(211)
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-property>
| |
Description | Properties for the formatter that the handler will use. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the formatter through the JeusFormatter.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(214)
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server
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(214)
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><
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><
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><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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><
server
><
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><
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><
access-log
>
<enable>
| |
Description | Determines whether to use access logs. If this is set to false for each virtual host's access logs, the web engine access logger will be used. If this is set to false for web engine access logger, no access logs will be recorded. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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access-log
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<format>
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Description | Option to use Apache's common log format. It contains commonly used aliases named default, common, combined, and debug. common = %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b combined = %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-agent}i\" default = common + processing time (%D) debug = default + session ID + request thread name Set this to 6deprecated to use the formats from JEUS 6 and previous versions. Note that these formats cannot be changed dynamically. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | default |
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web-engine
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access-log
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<exclude-ext>
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Description | File extensions that do not leave access logs. Use a comma to separate multiple items. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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virtual-host
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access-log
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<enable-host-name-lookup>
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Description | Option to record logs using host names instead of IP addresses for the %h format. If set to true, overhead may occur due to DNS lookup. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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virtual-host
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<pipeline>
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Description | Virtual host-level filter configurations. This setting is performed before the application runs and applies after the web-engine setting. For more information, refer to the relevant guide. |
Value Type | pipelineType |
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pipeline
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<valve>
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Description | Configure valves at the server, virtual host or context level. |
Value Type | valveType |
Child Elements |
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virtual-host
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pipeline
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valve
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<class-name>
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Description | Valve class name for the server, virtual host or context-level configuration. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Class that inherits from ValveBase of JEUS |
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virtual-host
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valve
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<property>
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Description | Valve property. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Value Description | Key-value pair as described in the guide |
Child Elements |
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valve
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property
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<key>
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Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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server
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web-engine
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virtual-host
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pipeline
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valve
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property
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<value>
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Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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<web-connections>
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Description | Use this to configure the connection with a web server, or configures the web listener provided independently in JEUS. |
Value Type | web-connectionsType |
Child Elements |
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server
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web-connections
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<http-listener>
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Description | Enables the HTTP Listener, which is a web server provided by the web engine. This should be used for small production environments or for internal management. Using WebtoB or Apache web servers is recommended in large production environments. |
Value Type | http-listenerType |
Child Elements |
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http-listener
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<name>
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Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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web-connections
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http-listener
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<thread-pool>
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Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
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thread-pool
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<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
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thread-pool
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<max>
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Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
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server
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thread-pool
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<max-idle-time>
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Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
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web-connections
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thread-pool
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<max-queue>
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Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
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web-connections
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thread-pool
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<thread-state-notify>
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Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
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thread-state-notify
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<max-thread-active-time>
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Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
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thread-pool
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thread-state-notify
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<interrupt-thread>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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thread-pool
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thread-state-notify
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<active-timeout-notification>
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Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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server
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web-connections
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http-listener
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thread-pool
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thread-state-notify
>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
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server
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web-connections
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http-listener
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thread-pool
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thread-state-notify
>
<notify-subject>
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Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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web-connections
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http-listener
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thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
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web-engine
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web-connections
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http-listener
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thread-pool
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thread-state-notify
>
<restart-subject>
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Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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web-connections
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http-listener
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<output-buffer-size>
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Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
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web-connections
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http-listener
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<postdata-read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
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server
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web-engine
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web-connections
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http-listener
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<max-post-size>
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Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
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servers
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web-engine
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http-listener
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<max-parameter-count>
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Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
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web-connections
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http-listener
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<max-header-count>
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Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
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server
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web-connections
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http-listener
>
<max-header-size>
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Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
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web-connections
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http-listener
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<max-querystring-size>
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Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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web-connections
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http-listener
>
<server-access-control>
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Description | Indicates whether to control server access. If this option is set to true, only the server that is set in allowed-server can access the listener. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables the configuration. |
Default Value | false |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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web-connections
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http-listener
>
<allowed-server>
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Description | Server IP address at which to access the listener. This is only used when server-access-control is set to true. Requests from other servers will be declined. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | The server IP address that can access the listener. |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<server-listener-ref>
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Description | Selects the server listener that is referenced by the listener. The listener named ADMIN-HTTP can be used for internal management. This listener always refers to the "BASE" server listener. It can be used to access the domain management server's WebAdmin and to test gracefully redistributed web applications, but it cannot be used to access web applications. Using Server Access Control and Allowed Server with this listener is recommended. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
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web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<http2>
| |
Description | Option to support HTTP/2 protocol. An HTTP/2 listener supports both h2c (clear text) and h2 (over TLS). However, Java 7 does not provide Cipher Suites that satisfy HTTP/2 specifications. Java v8.0 or higher is required to enable h2. |
Value Type | http2Type |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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web-connections
><
http-listener
><
http2
>
<settings-enable-push>
| |
Description | Option to enable HTTP/2 Server Push. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
http2
>
<settings-max-concurrent-streams>
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Description | Indicates to convert the default SETTINGS_MAX_CONCURRENT_STREAMS value defined in HTTP/2 RFC. This configuration limits the number of requests to be sent to TCP connection at a time. If this value is too large, multiple threads that belong to a listener may be temporarily occupied by a single client. The value must be properly set by considering the maximum value of threads in a listener thread pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 32 |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
http2
>
<settings-max-frame-size>
| |
Description | Indicates to convert the default SETTINGS_MAX_FRAME_SIZE value defined in HTTP/2 RFC. This value ranges from 16384 to 2^24-1 (16,777,215) according to the RFC specification. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 16384 |
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server
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web-engine
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web-connections
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http-listener
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http2
>
<settings-ack-timeout>
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Description | Timeout value to wait for an ACK after SETTINGS frame. If ACK is not returned within the ACK timeout interval, a connection error will be generated with the SETTINGS_TIMEOUT error code. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 5000 |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<connection-type>
| |
Description | Overrides the response connection type. |
Value Type | webConnectionType |
Defined Value |
keep-alive close none |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
>
<webtob-connector>
| |
Description | Connector to integrate with WebtoB. JEUS functions as a client when communicating with WebtoB. |
Value Type | webtob-connectorType |
Child Elements |
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<name>
| |
Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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server
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web-engine
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
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<thread-pool>
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Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
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thread-pool
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<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
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server
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web-engine
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web-connections
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webtob-connector
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thread-pool
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<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
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thread-pool
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<max-idle-time>
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Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
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server
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web-connections
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thread-pool
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<max-queue>
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Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
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server
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web-engine
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webtob-connector
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thread-pool
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<thread-state-notify>
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Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
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<max-thread-active-time>
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Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
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>
<interrupt-thread>
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Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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thread-state-notify
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<active-timeout-notification>
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Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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server
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webtob-connector
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thread-state-notify
>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
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Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
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server
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webtob-connector
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><
thread-state-notify
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<notify-subject>
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Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
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server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
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thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
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Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
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server
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><
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<restart-subject>
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Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
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<output-buffer-size>
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Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
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server
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web-engine
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<postdata-read-timeout>
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Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
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web-connections
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webtob-connector
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<max-post-size>
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Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
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server
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webtob-connector
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<max-parameter-count>
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Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
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<max-header-count>
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Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
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<max-header-size>
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Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
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<max-querystring-size>
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Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
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<wjp-version>
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Description | WJP protocol version that is used to connect to WebtoB. Options are 1 and 2. Set to 1 for WebtoB 4.1.6 or earlier because 2 is not supported. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 2 |
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<registration-id>
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Description | Registration ID name that is used to connect to the WebtoB server. The name can contain up to 15 characters according to the protocol predefined by JEUS and WebtoB. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | The Registration ID name must be same as the name in the *SERVER section of WebtoB configuration file. |
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<hth-count>
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Description | Number of HTH processes set for WebtoB server. Set to the same as the number of HTH processes on WebtoB server. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 1 |
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<connection-count>
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Description | Count of WJP connections per HTH process. The number of connections to WebtoB is limited to this setting value. Therefore, it must be between the MinProc and MaxProc values specified in the WebtoB configuration. When dynamically changing the existing value to a smaller number, running threads can be terminated. Therefore, reducing the existing value when receiving requests is not recommended. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of WJP connections |
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<threshold>
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Description | Threshold for load balancing to pass to WebtoB. This setting applies when multiple JEUSs are connected to a single WebtoB host. When this threshold value is reached, WebtoB primarily assigns requests to another JEUS. The threshold does not apply when sticky session routing is set. The threshold applies only to WJP v1. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Threshold for connections |
Default Value | -1 |
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<use-nio>
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Description | Option to use the NIO communication with the WebtoB Connector. The default value is true, in case of which the domain socket communication cannot be used. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Use of NIO communication |
Default Value | true |
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<network-address>
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Description | WebtoB TCP/IP address information. |
Value Type | webtob-ip-addressType |
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<port>
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Description | Port with which to access WebtoB. This port number must match the value of JSVPORT in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
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<ip-address>
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Description | IP address of WebtoB. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | localhost |
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<domain-socket-address>
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Description | UNIX domain socket information or information for IPC communication with HTH process in Windows. If WebtoB and web engine are on the same machine, they communicate through UNIX domain socket (pipe). In Windows, however, they communicate through a general socket. |
Value Type | webtob-domain-socket-addressType |
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<webtob-home>
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Description | Home directory of WebtoB. This configuration value overrides the OS environment variable that indicates the WebtoB home directory (JEUS_WSDIR or WEBTOBDIR). |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute directory path with the path delimiter attached at the end ("\" for Windows, "/" for UNIX). |
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domain-socket-address
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<webtob-ipcbaseport>
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Description | Port for Windows for IPC with the WebtoB HTH process. This replaces the OS environment variable WEBTOB_IPCBASEPORT. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 6666 |
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<read-timeout>
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Description | Maximum wait time for receiving a message from WebtoB. If no message is received within this time, the current connection is terminated and a new connection is made. It there is a firewall between WebtoB and JEUS, this setting can be used to check for the arrival of ping messages from WebtoB. Set a value that is greater than the svrchktime value of WebtoB. If this value is greater than 0 and less than 1, 1 second is used. If set to -1, OS setting overrides this setting. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 120000 |
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<reconnect-interval>
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Description | Interval at which reconnection is attempted until it succeeds when a connection between WebtoB and JEUS is disconnected. If this value is less than 1, 1 second is used. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 5000 |
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<reconnect-count-for-backup>
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Description | Maximum number of reconnections attempted if a connection between WebtoB and JEUS is disconnected. When the number of attempts reaches this value, failover is attempted to a backup WebtoB server. This is applicable only when webtob-backup is set. This value must be greater than 0. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 12 |
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<send-buffer-size>
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Description | Number of sndbuf bytes used when connecting TCP socket or UNIX domain socket to WebtoB. Note that if this value is too large, socket may not be created due to insufficient kernel memory. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes |
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<receive-buffer-size>
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Description | Number of rcvbuf bytes used when connecting TCP socket or UNIX domain socket to WebtoB. Note that if this value is too large, socket may not be created due to insufficient kernel memory. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes |
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<request-prefetch>
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Description | Option to use WebtoB Request prefetch. If this is set to true, the next WebtoB Request, other than the request currently being processed, is prefetched and saved in the Request Queue to improve performance. If the web engine is abnormally terminated, prefetched WebtoB Request may be lost. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<connection-type>
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Description | Overrides the response connection type. |
Value Type | webConnectionType |
Defined Value |
keep-alive close none |
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<secure>
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Description | Security protocol, such as TLS, used to connect to WebtoB. |
Value Type | webtob-secure-type |
Child Elements |
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<trust-store-file-path>
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Description | File that contains WebtoB certificate. Both absolute and relative paths are allowed. If a relative path is used, the file is searched under the ${JEUS_HOME}/domains/${DOMAIN_NAME}/config/servlet directory. |
Value Type | token |
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<trust-store-file-password>
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Description | Password for opening the file that is specified in <trust-store-file-path>. It is recommended to specify it in the form of {DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw==. |
Value Type | token |
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secure
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<trust-store-file-type>
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Description | Type of file specified in <truststore-file-path>. Usually, JKS (Java KeyStore) or PKCS12 is used. The default value is JKS. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | JKS |
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<key-store-file-path>
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Description | File that contains secret key and the certificate that matches the key. It is used by WebtoB to authenticate JEUS using Client Authentication. Both absolute and relative paths are allowed. If a relative path is used, the file is searched under the ${JEUS_HOME}/domains/${DOMAIN_NAME}/config/servlet directory. |
Value Type | token |
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secure
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<key-store-file-password>
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Description | <Password for opening the file specified in <key-store-file-path>. The password is required If <key-store-file-path> is set. It is recommended to specify it in the form of {DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw==. |
Value Type | token |
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secure
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<private-key-password>
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Description | Password for secret key in the file specified in <key-store-file-path>. By default, the value in <key-store-file-password> is used. The password is used to access the secret key in the javax.net.ssl.KeyManagerFactory implementation. It is recommended to use the a form like '{DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw=='. |
Value Type | token |
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secure
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<key-store-file-type>
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Description | Type of file specified in <key-store-file-path>. Usually, JKS (Java KeyStore) or PKCS12 is used. The default value is JKS. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | JKS |
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secure
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<secure-protocol-name>
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Description | Communication security protocol for communicating with a server. It is used when creating javax.net.ssl.SSLContext through javax.net.ssl.SSLContext#getInstance (String protocol). The default value is TLS. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | TLS |
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secure
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<trust-manager-factory-algorithm-name>
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Description | Algorithm for creating javax.net.ssl.TrustManagerFactory that handles certificates. JEUS does not provide JSSE Provider. If not specified, the default value of a JVM vendor is used. |
Value Type | token |
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secure
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<key-manager-factory-algorithm-name>
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Description | Algorithm for creating javax.net.ssl.KeyManagerFactory, which handles secret keys. JEUS does not provide JSSE Provider. If not specified, the default value of a JVM vendor is used. It is used by WebtoB to authenticate JEUS using Client Authentication. |
Value Type | token |
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<webtob-backup>
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Description | Backup WebtoB that operates when the current WebtoB connection to JEUS fails. |
Value Type | webtob-backupType |
Child Elements |
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<network-address>
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Description | WebtoB TCP/IP address |
Value Type | webtob-ip-addressType |
Child Elements |
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network-address
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<port>
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Description | Port with which to access WebtoB. This port number must match the value of JSVPORT in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
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network-address
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<ip-address>
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Description | IP address of WebtoB. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | localhost |
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<domain-socket-address>
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Description | UNIX domain socket information or information for socket communication with HTH process in Windows. |
Value Type | webtob-domain-socket-addressType |
Child Elements |
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<webtob-home>
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Description | Home directory of WebtoB. This configuration value overrides the OS environment variable that indicates the WebtoB home directory (JEUS_WSDIR or WEBTOBDIR). |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute directory path with the path delimiter attached at the end ("\" for Windows, "/" for UNIX). |
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domain-socket-address
>
<webtob-ipcbaseport>
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Description | Port for Windows for IPC with the WebtoB HTH process. This replaces the OS environment variable WEBTOB_IPCBASEPORT. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 6666 |
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web-connections
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<ajp13-listener>
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Description | Enables the AJP 1.3 protocol, which uses the Apache mod_jk module. |
Value Type | ajp13-listenerType |
Child Elements |
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<name>
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Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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ajp13-listener
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<thread-pool>
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Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
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<min>
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Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
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<max>
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Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
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<max-idle-time>
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Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
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<max-queue>
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Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
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<thread-state-notify>
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Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
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<max-thread-active-time>
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Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
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<interrupt-thread>
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Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<active-timeout-notification>
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Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<notify-threshold-ratio>
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Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
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<notify-subject>
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Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
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<restart-threshold-ratio>
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Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
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<restart-subject>
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Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
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<output-buffer-size>
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Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
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<postdata-read-timeout>
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Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
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<max-post-size>
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Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
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<max-parameter-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(335)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<max-header-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
(336)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<max-header-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
(337)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<max-querystring-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
(338)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<server-access-control>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to control server access. If this option is set to true, only the server that is set in allowed-server can access the listener. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables the configuration. |
Default Value | false |
(339)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<allowed-server>
| |
Description | Server IP address at which to access the listener. This is only used when server-access-control is set to true. Requests from other servers will be declined. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | The server IP address that can access the listener. |
(340)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<server-listener-ref>
| |
Description | Server listener that is referenced by the AJP13 listener. "BASE" Listener cannot be chosen. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(341)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<read-timeout>
| |
Description | This configuration value is no longer used. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 0 |
(342)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
>
<tcp-listener>
| |
Description | TCP listener, which supports TCP-based custom protocols instead of HTTP. Service developers should define their own protocols. |
Value Type | tcp-listenerType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<name>
| |
Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(344)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
(346)
(347)
(348)
(349)
(350)
|
(345)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(346)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(347)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max-idle-time>
| |
Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(348)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max-queue>
| |
Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(349)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<thread-state-notify>
| |
Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
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|
(350)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<max-thread-active-time>
| |
Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
(351)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<interrupt-thread>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(352)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<active-timeout-notification>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(353)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(354)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(355)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(356)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(357)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<output-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
(358)
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<postdata-read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
(359)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-post-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
(360)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-parameter-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(361)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-header-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
(362)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-header-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
(363)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-querystring-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
(364)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<server-access-control>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to control server access. If this option is set to true, only the server that is set in allowed-server can access the listener. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables the configuration. |
Default Value | false |
(365)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<allowed-server>
| |
Description | Server IP address at which to access the listener. This is only used when server-access-control is set to true. Requests from other servers will be declined. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | The server IP address that can access the listener. |
(366)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<server-listener-ref>
| |
Description | Server listener that is referenced by the listener. "BASE" Listener cannot be chosen. Also, the specified server listener cannot be shared with other web listeners. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(367)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<connection-type>
| |
Description | Overrides the response connection type. |
Value Type | webConnectionType |
Defined Value |
keep-alive close none |
(368)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<dispatcher-config-class>
| |
Description | Dispatcher configuration class. The class must be in the location specified in the classpath. The name must be a fully qualified class name. |
Value Type | token |
(369)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
>
<tmax-connector>
| |
Description | Connector to integrate with Tmax. JEUS functions as a client when communicating with Tmax. |
Value Type | tmax-connectorType |
Child Elements |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<name>
| |
Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(371)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
(373)
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(376)
(377)
|
(372)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(373)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(374)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<max-idle-time>
| |
Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(375)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<max-queue>
| |
Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(376)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<thread-state-notify>
| |
Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
(378)
(379)
(380)
(381)
(382)
(383)
(384)
|
(377)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<max-thread-active-time>
| |
Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
(378)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<interrupt-thread>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(379)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<active-timeout-notification>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(380)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(381)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(382)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(383)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(384)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<output-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
(385)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<postdata-read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
(386)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<max-post-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
(387)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<max-parameter-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(388)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<max-header-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
(389)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<max-header-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
(390)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<max-querystring-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
(391)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<connection-type>
| |
Description | Overrides the response connection type. |
Value Type | webConnectionType |
Defined Value |
keep-alive close none |
(392)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<port>
| |
Description | Port number to access a Tmax server. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | The port number must be greater than 0. |
(393)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<server-group-name>
| |
Description | Group that contains the Tmax server to connect to. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server group name |
(394)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<server-name>
| |
Description | Name of the Tmax server to connect to. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server name |
(395)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
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web-engine
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web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<dispatcher-config-class>
| |
Description | Dispatcher configuration class. The class must be in the location specified in the classpath. The name must be a fully qualified class name. |
Value Type | token |
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server
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web-engine
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web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum wait time for reading a request from Tmax. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 0 |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<reconnect-interval>
| |
Description | The interval at which to try to reconnect. If Tmax has been disconnected from JEUS, it will attempt to reconnect. Each attempt occurs at the specified time interval. If the value is less than 1, the interval will be 1 second. Attempting to reconnect will continue until it is successful. However, if a backup configuration exists, when the number of attempts exceeds the value of backup, a failover will occur. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 5000 |
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servers
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web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<reconnect-count-for-backup>
| |
Description | Maximum number of attempts to reconnect Tmax and JEUS. This configuration is only used when tmax-backup-address and tmax-backup-port are set. If Tmax has been disconnected from JEUS, it will attempt to reconnect. If the number of attempts exceeds the specified value, a failover will occur with a backup. This value must be always greater than 0. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 12 |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<tmax-address>
| |
Description | IP address of the Tmax server. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server IP address |
Default Value | localhost |
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<tmax-version>
| |
Description | Version of the Tmax server to connect to. Versions 3.x and 4.0 are supported. Enter 3X for 3.x and 40 for 4.0. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server version. |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<server-type>
| |
Description | Tmax server type to connect to. Set this for specific types of Tmax servers such as TMS and HTTPGW. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server type |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<xaresource-class>
| |
Description | XAResource class name. This is used for transaction recovery. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | XAResource class name |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<tmax-backup-address>
| |
Description | IP address of the backup Tmax server. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server IP address |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<tmax-backup-port>
| |
Description | Port number of the backup Tmax server. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Port number must be greater than 0. |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
>
<monitoring>
| |
Description | Use this to configure the environment for various web engine monitoring threads. The monitoring threads periodically check the state of various pools and resources. |
Value Type | monitoringType |
Child Elements |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
monitoring
>
<check-thread-pool>
| |
Description | Interval at which to check worker thread states in the worker thread pool. Worker threads handle client requests that the engine receives. Worker threads exist in the worker thread pool and are used to connect to the web server. This time interval applies to all worker threads in all engines. If a thread exceeds max-idle-time, the thread will be terminated. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds. The minimum value is 1000 milliseconds (1 second). |
Default Value | 300000 |
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
monitoring
>
<check-class-reload>
| |
Description | Interval at which each web application checks if classes are updated so that it can automatically reload the context. This configuration is used when <auto-reload><enable-reload> in jeus-web-dd.xml is set. Does not check web applications for which <check-on-demand> is true. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds. The minimum value is 1000 milliseconds (1 second). |
Default Value | 300000 |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
monitoring
>
<check-session>
| |
Description | Interval at which to check the timeout state of sessions. The timeout states of sessions are defined the web engine's or context's web.xml file. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds. The minimum value is 1000 milliseconds (1 second). |
Default Value | 300000 |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
>
<access-log>
| |
Description | Use this to configure access logs at the web engine level. |
Value Type | access-logType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<level>
| |
Description | Logging level. For the description of each logging level, refer to "Level Class Documentation" for Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | INFO |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<use-parent-handlers>
| |
Description | Option to indicate whether a logger should use its parent handlers. The default is true. However, for the JEUS logger, which is a root logger, this option must be set to false. This option does not apply to web engine access loggers. If this option is set to false for virtual host's access loggers, access logs for the entire web engine will not contain those by each virtual host. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to a logger. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. When specifying a formatting pattern, % cannot be used other than as a formatter character. The following 9 formatters are supported: %d, %l, %J, %T, %c, %M, %N, %a, and %m. Refer to "8.3. Logging Configuration" in "JEUS Server Guide" for more information about each formatter. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<handler>
| |
Description | Handler for a logger. |
Value Type | handlerType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<file-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a file. |
Value Type | file-handlerType |
Child Elements |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<file-name>
| |
Description | Name of the file to be used by the handler. If not configured, it is set to the default value. For information about the default file names, refer to "JEUS Server Guide." |
Value Type | token |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<permission>
| |
Description | Access permission to the log file. Set to 9 characters that consist of r, w, x, and -. (Note: available only for the Unix family operating systems.) |
Value Type | string |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<chown>
| |
Description | Owner of a log file to set the owner group of the file. Specify comma(,)-separated owner-group pairs, in order. |
Value Type | string |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<enable-rotation>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the file will use log file rotation. If not specified, it is set to true by default, and rotation is used when logging to the file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-count>
| |
Description | Number of backup files to retain when log file rotation is enabled. If this option is not set while files are rotated by their size, files are archived up to 99999 files. If the files are archived by date or time, they will accumulate without limit. |
Value Type | off-intType |
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-dir>
| |
Description | Directory where files will be archived when log file rotation is enabled. If the directory is not specified, the log files are stored in the directory for the current log file. |
Value Type | string |
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-day>
| |
Description | Number of days before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of days. Dates are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer. When any of valid-day, valid-hour, or valid-size is not specified, the file will be updated based on the default value. |
Default Value | 1 |
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servers
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server
><
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><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-hour>
| |
Description | Number of hours before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of hours. Dates and hours are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew a file when its maximum size is exceeded. Indexes are sequentially appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Kilobytes |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the buffer used when the handler sends output messages to a file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes. The default value is 1,024. |
Default Value | 1024 |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<append>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to append lines to the original file used by the handler. If this option is set to false and Enable Rotation is true, log files will be rotated at boot. If Enable Rotation is set to false, a new file will replace the existing file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<smtp-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to an email address. |
Value Type | smtp-handlerType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<smtp-host-address>
| |
Description | Host address of the SMTP server through which an email will be sent. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-id>
| |
Description | ID of the email sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-password>
| |
Description | Password of the email sender. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}cipher text. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<from-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<to-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<property>
| |
Description | SMTP property to be used for the mail server. If the property is configured in the schema, that value overrides the one configured in this option. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<cc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the carbon copy (CC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<bcc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the blind carbon copy (BCC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<send-for-all-messages>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to send all log messages to an email address. If this option is set to false, only the messages written through the logger's send() method will be sent. That is, only the messages that were intended to be sent to an email address will be sent. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<socket-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a specified socket. |
Value Type | socket-handlerType |
Child Elements |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<address>
| |
Description | IP address that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<port>
| |
Description | Number of the port that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<user-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that has been created by the user using the Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | user-handlerType |
Child Elements |
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><
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><
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><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified class name of the user-created handler. The class must inherit 'java.util.logging.Handler' and implement 'jeus.util.logging.JeusHandler'. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-property>
| |
Description | Properties that the handler will have. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the handler through the JeusHandler.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
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property
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<value>
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Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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server
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web-engine
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access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-pattern>
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Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-property>
| |
Description | Properties for the formatter that the handler will use. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the formatter through the JeusFormatter.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<enable>
| |
Description | Determines whether to use access logs. If this is set to false for each virtual host's access logs, the web engine access logger will be used. If this is set to false for web engine access logger, no access logs will be recorded. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<format>
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Description | Option to use Apache's common log format. It contains commonly used aliases named default, common, combined, and debug. common = %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b combined = %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-agent}i\" default = common + processing time (%D) debug = default + session ID + request thread name Set this to 6deprecated to use the formats from JEUS 6 and previous versions. Note that these formats cannot be changed dynamically. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | default |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<exclude-ext>
| |
Description | File extensions that do not leave access logs. Use a comma to separate multiple items. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<enable-host-name-lookup>
| |
Description | Option to record logs using host names instead of IP addresses for the %h format. If set to true, overhead may occur due to DNS lookup. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
>
<session-config>
| |
Description | Setting shared by all web engines. This configuration can be overridden by each context. Context configurations have a higher priority than the web engine. |
Value Type | session-configType |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
>
<timeout>
| |
Description | Expiration period of sessions created by the server. Sessions that have not been accessed for the specified duration are no longer used and are deleted. This has a lower priority than Session Timeout in web.xml, which is configured by the servlet and allows individual configuration. If this option is set to -1, sessions will not be deleted. This is the expiration period of sessions. The unit is in minutes. The default value is 30. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 30 |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
>
<max-session-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of sessions to maintain in memory. If the number of sessions exceeds the maximum number of sessions, an error will occur. Maximum number of sessions to maintain in memory. If not specified, sessions can be created infinitely. The default value is -1 (no limit). |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
>
<reload-persistent>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to keep attribute objects of sessions when the context is reloaded. If this option is set to true, session attributes will persist regardless of reloading the context. If this option is set to false, all attributes will be deleted when the context is reloaded. If this is true, performance will be lower because sessions will persist. Note that reloading is different from redeployment. The value type is Boolean. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
>
<tracking-mode>
| |
Description | Indicates the session tracking methods for session delivery. You can choose from "Cookie", "Url", and "Ssl", and multiple choices are possible. "Ssl" cannot be selected with others. The default value is "Cookie". Note that if you forcibly disable "Cookie", sessions might not persist. |
Value Type | session-tracking-modeType |
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domain
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servers
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server
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web-engine
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<cookie>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to deliver sessions with cookies. The value type is Boolean. The default value is true. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<url>
| |
Description | Enables URL rewriting to track sessions. This is not generally used, and the default value is false. This option can generate security problems because the sessions are exposed in the URL. The value type is Boolean. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<
domain
><
servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<ssl>
| |
Description | Option to enable SSL for session tracking. The value type is Boolean. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
>
<session-cookie>
| |
Description | Detailed configuration of session cookies when cookies are used to deliver sessions. |
Value Type | session-cookie-configType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<cookie-name>
| |
Description | Name of a cookie that is used to deliver a session. The default value is JSESSIONID, but other values can be specified. The value type is string. This functions as the key value for session cookies. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | JSESSIONID |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<url-cookie-name>
| |
Description | Name of a cookie for delivering the session using URL rewriting. The default value is jsessionid, and other values can be specified to deliver session cookies. The value type is string. This functions as the key value for session cookies. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | jsessionid |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<version>
| |
Description | Cookie ID version. The possible values are 0 and 1. The default is 0. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 0 |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<domain>
| |
Description | Domain name that the session cookie applies to. The cookie is used for requests to the specified domain. If .foo.com is specified, the session cookie works for requests from both first.foo.com and second.foo.com. A single correctly formatted domain name. It must start with ".". The host name should not be specified (Refer to the RFC-2109 specification). |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<path>
| |
Description | Path that the session cookie applies to. The session cookie is used for requests to the path. The cookies are sent with requests to the specified URL if the domain is correctly formatted (Refer to <domain> configuration). For example, if the path is "/examples" and the domain is ".foo.com", and the client request is "www.foo.com/examples", the client cookie is sent with the request. A single correctly formatted URL path should be specified. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<max-age>
| |
Description | Expiration of the session ID cookie. Session cookies are valid for the specified amount of time. After the specified amount of time, the session cookies become invalid and will no longer be used. The unit is in seconds, and the default value is -1. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<secure>
| |
Description | Secure attribute of the session ID cookies. If this is set to true, session ID cookies will only be sent to secure HTTPS connections. The value type is Boolean. This determines whether the cookie is sent via HTTPS. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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domain
><
servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<http-only>
| |
Description | Security method that prevents session ID cookies from being used by scripts instead of by HTTP. The value type is Boolean. This determines whether to use the HttpOnly option for cookies. The default value is true. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<same-site>
| |
Description | Protection method against attacks that make unintended requests by using the session ID cookie (cross-site request forgery). |
Value Type | same-siteType |
Value Description | Set either to Lax or Strict if the cookie uses the SameSite option. |
Default Value | Disable |
Defined Value |
None Strict Lax Disable |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<comment>
| |
Description | Description of the cookie. This provides the information about the cookie. This option is not supported by cookies of type 0 (Netscape version). |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<partitioned>
| |
Description | Uses Cookies Having Independent Partitioned State (CHIPS), which allows cookies to be maintained in partitioned storage by using a separate cookie jar for each root site page. Only applicable for secure cookies. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
>
<async-timeout-min-threads>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads for the thread pool, which handles timeouts if Servlet 3.0 asynchronous servlets are used. If the value is 0, timeout might not function properly. Set this to a value greater than or equal to 1. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Integer |
Default Value | 1 |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
>
<blocked-url-patterns>
| |
Description | Blocks the source of URL attack patterns except in a query string. If not set, encoded patterns %00, %23, %2e, %2f, and %5c URL and decoded pattern # are blocked to maintain the current operation. Case insensitive as all characters are processed in lower cases. Blocked responses are returned as 404 along with the file content in the <default-error-page> setting. If <default-error-page> is not set, the embedded content is displayed. |
Value Type | blocked-url-patternsType |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
blocked-url-patterns
>
<encoded-pattern>
| |
Description | Responds with 403 if the Request URI except for Query String contains this string, e..g., %2e |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | String in the form of %XX. |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
blocked-url-patterns
>
<decoded-pattern>
| |
Description | Responds with 403 if the Request URI except for Query String contains this string, e.g., # or ::$ |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | ASCII string |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
blocked-url-patterns
>
<deny-last-space-character>
| |
Description | Responds with 403 if the last character of the Request URI is the space character. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean |
Default Value | true |
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<
domain
><
servers
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server
><
web-engine
><
blocked-url-patterns
>
<deny-null-character>
| |
Description | Responds with 403 if the Request URI except for Query String contains a null character. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean |
Default Value | true |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
>
<pipeline>
| |
Description | Server-level filter configurations. This setting has a higher priority than those in virtual-host and jeus-web-dd.xml, overriding them. For more information, refer to the relevant guide. |
Value Type | pipelineType |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
pipeline
>
<valve>
| |
Description | Configure valves at the server, virtual host or context level. |
Value Type | valveType |
Child Elements |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
pipeline
><
valve
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Valve class name for the server, virtual host or context-level configuration. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Class that inherits from ValveBase of JEUS |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
pipeline
><
valve
>
<property>
| |
Description | Valve property. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Value Description | Key-value pair as described in the guide |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
pipeline
><
valve
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
web-engine
><
pipeline
><
valve
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<ejb-engine>
| |
Description | An EJB engine provides the environment for running J2EE EJB applications. It corresponds to the EJB container in the J2EE specification. It is started when the JEUS server starts. Each JEUS server can only have one EJB engine. |
Value Type | ejb-engineType |
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
>
<resolution>
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Description | Time period after which to check on the status of the EJB engine. If Active Management is enabled, the server checks the number of blocked threads and executes specified tasks. For a bean with a <bean-pool> and <connect-pool>, Active Management resizes the pools, which means to reduce the number of idle entries in a pool, after <resizing-period> is passed. Also, stateful session beans check whether there are any client requests for passivation of beans due to <passivation-timeout> error, and performs passivation. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
ejb-engine
>
<use-dynamic-proxy-for-ejb2>
| |
Description | For JEUS 6 Fix#7 or later, EJB 2.x beans may replace the existing RMI stub method with the dynamic proxy method. The dynamic proxy method does not require loading RMI stub classes, but calls a method using a dynamic proxy (java.lang.reflect.Proxy) for RMI stubs already generated. This method enables local call optimization, which improves performance by invoking an EJB remote call in the same JVM not through RMI but as a local call. If a client is allowed to call EJB remotely and is using library version earlier than JEUS 6 Fix#6, this option to use the direct proxy method should be set to "false" to avoid compatibility issues. This option can be set within <module-info><use-dynamic-proxy-for-ejb2> in jeus-ejb-dd.xml for each EJB module. However, it is possible to ignore settings for each EJB module by setting <ejb-engine><use-dynamic-proxy-for-ejb2> in ejb-main.xml to false in order to maintain compatibility with remote clients by not using the dynamic proxy method for all EJB modules in the current EJB engine. By default, the dynamic proxy method is used for EJB 2.x-style beans. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
>
<enable-user-notify>
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Description | When the property is enabled, the EJB exception is recorded in the User Log defined in the User Logging on the server. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
>
<invoke-http>
| |
Description | Enables a client's EJB stubs to communicate with an RMI runtime environment by HTTP-RMI requests. This is used when accessing an EJB that is blocked by a firewall. When a client calls methods from EJB stubs by HTTP-RMI requests, the requests for the methods are sent to the web server to reach the web container. The request is sent to the RMI handler servlet (jeus.rmi.http.ServletHandler), and then the handler servlet sends it to the RMI runtime environment after removing the HTTP headers from the request. Thus, before using the option, the jeus.rmi.http.ServletHandler servlet must be deployed to the JEUS web container. (For more information, refer to "JEUS Web Engine Guide.") |
Value Type | invoke-httpType |
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
invoke-http
>
<url>
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Description | URI path of an RMI servlet handler (jeus.rmi.http.ServletHandler) to be called by an HTTP-RMI stub. Specify the servlet request path only. Do not specify the protocol, the web server IP, and the port number here. The protocol takes as given that HTTP, RMI, and the web server share the same IP address. This means that the web server and the web engine receive HTTP-RMI requests from the same machine. The port number can be configured in the following element. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Servlet context path to an RMI handler servlet. |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
invoke-http
>
<http-port>
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Description | Port number of the Web server which will receive HTTP-RMI requests. Before configuring the port, RMI handler servlets must be deployed and executed on the Web server/Web container. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Port number of the Web server to connect with the HTTP-RMI stub. |
Default Value | 80 |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
>
<active-management>
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Description | Monitors the EJB engine, handles errors, and emails the reports to the administrator. |
Value Type | active-managementType |
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server
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ejb-engine
><
active-management
>
<max-blocked-thread>
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Description | Maximum number of blocked threads. When the number of threads blocked in EJB is exceeded in the setting value, it is recommended to restart the server. Thus, make sure to set the maximum number large enough to avoid restarting the the EJB engine too often. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Number of threads |
Default Value | -1 |
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
active-management
>
<max-idle-time>
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Description | Maximum idle time for EJB threads. If a thread remains idle for the specified amount of time, it will be treated as blocked. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
active-management
>
<email-notify>
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Description | An email will be sent as notification when the server restarts due to the triggering of an active management policy or as a result of other abnormal conditions. |
Value Type | smtp-senderType |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<smtp-host-address>
| |
Description | Host address of the SMTP server through which an email will be sent. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<sender-id>
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Description | ID of the email sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<sender-password>
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Description | Password of the email sender. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}cipher text. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<from-address>
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Description | Email address of the sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<to-address>
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Description | Email address of the recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<property>
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Description | SMTP property to be used for the mail server. If the property is configured in the schema, that value overrides the one configured in this option. |
Value Type | propertyType |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<cc-address>
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Description | Email address of the carbon copy (CC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<bcc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the blind carbon copy (BCC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
ejb-engine
>
<timer-service>
| |
Description | Settings for EJB Timer service. |
Value Type | timer-serviceType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
>
<support-persistence>
| |
Description | Use this to configure whether a timer is persistent or not. EJB timers are persistent by default. If you set this element to false, all the timers are set as non-persistent. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
>
<max-retrial-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of retries when a transaction rollback or exception occurs in a timer callback method. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Maximum number of retries |
Default Value | 1 |
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domain
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servers
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server
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ejb-engine
><
timer-service
>
<retrial-interval>
| |
Description | Interval between retries. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 5000 |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool on which the timer service will execute the timeout callback method. |
Value Type | poolingType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of objects to be pooled. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 2 |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of objects to be pooled. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 30 |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
><
thread-pool
>
<period>
| |
Description | Length of time after which the number of objects in a pool is reduced to the specified minimum number. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | 3600000 |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
>
<database-setting>
| |
Description | Indicates that a persistent timer handle will be stored in an external database. |
Value Type | database-settingType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
><
database-setting
>
<data-source-id>
| |
Description | Name of a connection pool of the database that the timer service uses to support the persistence of the timer. The connection pool must be defined as a database resource in the DataSources menu under Resources. It is reommended to define a connection pool that supports XA connections. |
Value Type | token |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
><
database-setting
>
<db-vendor>
| |
Description | Vendor of the database that stores timer handles. The vendor is identified automatically but the user may want to specify the vendor. |
Value Type | db-vendorType |
Defined Value |
oracle informix db2 mssql sybase hsql cloudscape mysql tibero |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
>
<async-service>
| |
Description | Settings for asynchrous invocation service. |
Value Type | async-serviceType |
Child Elements |
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
async-service
>
<thread-min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads to maintain. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Number of threads |
Default Value | 0 |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
async-service
>
<thread-max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of threads to maintain. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Number of threads |
Default Value | 30 |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
ejb-engine
><
async-service
>
<access-timeout>
| |
Description | Time period to wait for the cliet to get Future before deleting it. If the client does not receive a Future instance when an asynchronous method returns a result, the Future instance will be deleted after the specified amount of time. This prevents memory leaks, and is only applicable to asynchronous methods that return a Future instance. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
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domain
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servers
><
server
>
<jms-engine>
| |
Description | A JMS engine provides the environment for running a JMS server. It is started when the JEUS server starts. Each JEUS server can only have one JMS engine. |
Value Type | jms-serverType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
>
<service-config>
| |
Description | Service channel for the messaging service. At least one channel must be set. |
Value Type | jms-service-configType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
service-config
>
<name>
| |
Description | Service channel name. This is used to store the channel information in the connection factory. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
service-config
>
<listener-name>
| |
Description | Service channel listener. Use the name that already exists in the server. If not specified, the base listener will be used. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
service-config
>
<virtual-listener>
| |
Description | Virtual listener. This is used to set a non-existing address when it is required to specify one under certain external environment conditions. |
Value Type | virtual-listenerType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
jms-engine
><
service-config
><
virtual-listener
>
<server-address>
| |
Description | IP address of the service channel. This is the address of the connection factory. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
service-config
><
virtual-listener
>
<port>
| |
Description | TCP port number of the service channel. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(548)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
service-config
>
<client-limit>
| |
Description | Maximum number of clients for the service channel. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 1000 |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
service-config
>
<client-keepalive-timeout>
| |
Description | Amount of time to try reconnecting if a client was disconnected abnormally. If the specified amount of time has passed, all client resources are returned to the server. If this is set, the clientID will be maintained for the specified amount of time, so use this only when network is poor. The unit is seconds. If this value is less than or equal to 0, client resources will be immediately returned to the server upon disconnection. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 30 |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
>
<event-manager>
| |
Description | Configurations for the event manager that handles tasks of a JMS engine. Specify the name of a listener set in the server to use the listener's selector as the event manager. If not specified, the base listener will be used. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
>
<engine-roll>
| |
Description | Role of the JMS engine. It can be set to either "active" or "standby". If set to "active", the JMS broker provides service while running. If set to "standby", the JMS broker only runs when an error occurrs in the active server. The default value is "active". |
Value Type | engine-rollType |
Default Value | Active |
Defined Value |
Active Standby |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
jms-engine
>
<failover-check-timeout>
| |
Description | Amount of time to check once again if the JMS engine is alive by using another additional method before a failover timeout is initiated. This is the duration of a single cycle during which the checking process is executed. The unit is seconds, and the default value is 5. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 5 |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
jms-engine
>
<failover-check-count>
| |
Description | Number of times to check once again if the JMS engine is alive by using another additional method before a failover timeout is initiated. A failover is initiated if the JMS broker is deemed to be not alive after checking is performed for the specified number of times. The default value is 0. If set to the default value, a failover is initiated immediately after an error is detected. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 0 |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
jms-engine
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool used by the JMS engine. |
Value Type | jms-thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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servers
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server
><
jms-engine
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum size of the thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 1 |
(556)
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 100 |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
thread-pool
>
<keep-alive-time>
| |
Description | Timeout value. Threads that have not been used for the specified amount of time are terminated. This only applies when the number of threads is larger than the value of min. The unit is seconds and the default value is 300. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 300 |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
>
<connection-factory>
| |
Description | Information about JMS connection factories. |
Value Type | connection-factoryType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
connection-factory
>
<type>
| |
Description | Type of the connection factory. |
Value Type | factory-typeType |
Default Value | nonxa |
Defined Value |
nonxa xa queue topic xaqueue xatopic |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
connection-factory
>
<name>
| |
Description | Connection factory name used for management purposes within the JMS system. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(561)
<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
connection-factory
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Binding name of the connection factory that is bound to the naming server. The default value is the name property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
connection-factory
>
<service>
| |
Description | Service name to which the connection factory will try to connect. Use the name set in the service configuration. The default value is the initial service name. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
jms-engine
><
connection-factory
>
<client-id>
| |
Description | Default client ID for connections that are created by the connection factory. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
connection-factory
>
<server-selection-policy>
| |
Description | Algorithm that ConnectionFactory will use to select a channel in order to create a connection. Either round-robin or random can be selected. |
Value Type | server-selection-policyType |
Default Value | Round-robin |
Defined Value |
Round-robin Random |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
connection-factory
>
<request-blocking-time>
| |
Description | Amount of time to wait for a response when a client sends a request to the server. If the specified amount of time passes, a JMSException error will occur on the client and the block will be released. The unit is seconds and the default value is 200. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 200 |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
connection-factory
>
<reconnect-enabled>
| |
Description | Determines whether to try to reconnect if the connection between a client and server is lost. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
connection-factory
>
<reconnect-period>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time for a client to wait for the reconnection if a connection between client and server is lost. If the connection is not reestablished during the specified amount of time, all requests will be canceled and a JMSException error will occur. This period of time must be always greater than the request blocking time. If this period is shorter than the request blocking time, the value of the request blocking time will be used. The default value is 0, which will infinitely try to reconnect. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | 0 |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
connection-factory
>
<reconnect-interval>
| |
Description | Interval at which to try to reconnect if a connection between a client and server is lost. The unit is seconds and the default value is 5. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 5 |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
connection-factory
>
<topic-multicast-enable>
| |
Description | Option to use multicast when fetching messages from a specific topic. The topic must be configured for multicast. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(570)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
>
<persistence-store>
| |
Description | Store information for persistent objects. Persistent Objects include Destination, DurableSubscription, Message, Subscription, and Transaction. |
Value Type | jms-persistence-storeType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
>
<none>
| |
Value Type | emptyType |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
>
<journal>
| |
Value Type | jms-journal-storeType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
>
<base-dir>
| |
Description | Name of the directory in which to create stores. The name must be unique within each store. |
Value Type | string |
(574)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
>
<initial-log-file-count>
| |
Description | Number of log files that are initially generated when the journal store is created. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 2 |
(575)
<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
>
<max-log-file-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of log files. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 20 |
(576)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
>
<log-file-size>
| |
Description | Size of the log file. The value must be a numeric or integer followed by 'K' (kilobytes), 'M' (megabytes), or 'G' (gigabytes). |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | 128m |
(577)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
>
<property>
| |
Description | Use this to add more settings when creating a store. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(579)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
>
<destination-table>
| |
Description | Name of the table for the destination information within the database. Even if journal store is enabled, the destination information is stored in the embedded database. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(581)
<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
>
<durable-subscription-table>
| |
Description | Name of the table for the durable subscription information within the database. Even if journal store is enabled, the durable subscription information is stored in the embedded database. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(582)
<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
>
<jdbc>
| |
Value Type | jms-jdbc-storeType |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
jdbc
>
<data-source>
| |
Description | Data source of the database. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
jdbc
>
<destination-table>
| |
Description | Changes the destination table name. (Lowercase letters not allowed) |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
jdbc
>
<durable-subscription-table>
| |
Description | Changes the durable subscription table name. (Lowercase letters not allowed) |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
jdbc
>
<message-table>
| |
Description | Changes the message table name. (Lowercase letters not allowed) |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
jdbc
>
<subscription-message-table>
| |
Description | Changes the subscription table name. (Lowercase letters not allowed) |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
jdbc
>
<transaction-table>
| |
Description | Changes the transaction table name. (Lowercase letters not allowed) |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(589)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
>
<message-sort>
| |
Description | Configurations for sorting messages in the destination. |
Value Type | message-sortType |
Child Elements |
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domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
message-sort
>
<name>
| |
Description | Message sorting name. This can be used to configure queues or durable subscriptions. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(591)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
message-sort
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key value for message sorting. Properties that begin with "JMS" in the JMS message header or a User property can be used. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
message-sort
>
<type>
| |
Description | Key value type for message sorting. Configuration is not necessary for predefined properties. Boolean, Byte, Float, Integer, Double, or String can be used. The default value is String. |
Value Type | key-typeType |
Defined Value |
Boolean Byte Float Integer Double String |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
><
message-sort
>
<direction>
| |
Description | Direction value for message sorting. Ascending or Descending can be used. |
Value Type | sort-directionType |
Defined Value |
Ascending Descending |
(594)
<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
>
<max-byte>
| |
Description | Maximum memory size to be used by the JMS engine. The default value is 128 MB. Add 'K' for KiloBytes, 'M' for MegaBytes, or 'G' for GigaBytes after the value. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | 128M |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
jms-engine
>
<max-message>
| |
Description | Maximum number of messages to be used by the JMS engine. If not specified, there will be no limit. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<log-home>
| |
Description | Default path to logs generated in the JEUS server. Note that the path configuration is overridden if an absolute path is configured in the logger's file handler. This priority rule takes effect for the paths to both the JEUS logs and archived backup logs. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(597)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<system-logging>
| |
Description | Logger for a server |
Value Type | system-loggingType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a logger to which to apply configurations. To figure out the name of a logger, refer to the chapter on loggers in "JEUS Server Guide." |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
>
<level>
| |
Description | Logging level. For the description of each logging level, refer to "Level Class Documentation" for Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | INFO |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
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domain
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servers
><
server
><
system-logging
>
<use-parent-handlers>
| |
Description | Option to indicate whether a logger should use its parent handlers. The default is true. However, for the JEUS logger, which is a root logger, this option must be set to false. This option does not apply to web engine access loggers. If this option is set to false for virtual host's access loggers, access logs for the entire web engine will not contain those by each virtual host. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
system-logging
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to a logger. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
system-logging
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. When specifying a formatting pattern, % cannot be used other than as a formatter character. The following 9 formatters are supported: %d, %l, %J, %T, %c, %M, %N, %a, and %m. Refer to "8.3. Logging Configuration" in "JEUS Server Guide" for more information about each formatter. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
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<
domain
><
servers
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server
><
system-logging
>
<handler>
| |
Description | Handler for a logger. |
Value Type | handlerType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
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servers
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server
><
system-logging
><
handler
>
<file-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a file. |
Value Type | file-handlerType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(606)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(607)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(608)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(609)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<file-name>
| |
Description | Name of the file to be used by the handler. If not configured, it is set to the default value. For information about the default file names, refer to "JEUS Server Guide." |
Value Type | token |
(610)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<permission>
| |
Description | Access permission to the log file. Set to 9 characters that consist of r, w, x, and -. (Note: available only for the Unix family operating systems.) |
Value Type | string |
(611)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<chown>
| |
Description | Owner of a log file to set the owner group of the file. Specify comma(,)-separated owner-group pairs, in order. |
Value Type | string |
(612)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<enable-rotation>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the file will use log file rotation. If not specified, it is set to true by default, and rotation is used when logging to the file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(613)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-count>
| |
Description | Number of backup files to retain when log file rotation is enabled. If this option is not set while files are rotated by their size, files are archived up to 99999 files. If the files are archived by date or time, they will accumulate without limit. |
Value Type | off-intType |
(614)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-dir>
| |
Description | Directory where files will be archived when log file rotation is enabled. If the directory is not specified, the log files are stored in the directory for the current log file. |
Value Type | string |
(615)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-day>
| |
Description | Number of days before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of days. Dates are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer. When any of valid-day, valid-hour, or valid-size is not specified, the file will be updated based on the default value. |
Default Value | 1 |
(616)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-hour>
| |
Description | Number of hours before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of hours. Dates and hours are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer |
(617)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew a file when its maximum size is exceeded. Indexes are sequentially appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Kilobytes |
(618)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the buffer used when the handler sends output messages to a file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes. The default value is 1,024. |
Default Value | 1024 |
(619)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<append>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to append lines to the original file used by the handler. If this option is set to false and Enable Rotation is true, log files will be rotated at boot. If Enable Rotation is set to false, a new file will replace the existing file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(620)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
>
<smtp-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to an email address. |
Value Type | smtp-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(622)
(623)
(624)
(625)
(626)
(627)
(628)
(629)
(630)
(631)
(634)
(635)
(636)
|
(621)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(622)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(623)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(624)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(625)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<smtp-host-address>
| |
Description | Host address of the SMTP server through which an email will be sent. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(626)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-id>
| |
Description | ID of the email sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(627)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-password>
| |
Description | Password of the email sender. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}cipher text. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(628)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<from-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(629)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<to-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(630)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<property>
| |
Description | SMTP property to be used for the mail server. If the property is configured in the schema, that value overrides the one configured in this option. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(632)
(633)
|
(631)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(632)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(633)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<cc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the carbon copy (CC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(634)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<bcc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the blind carbon copy (BCC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(635)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<send-for-all-messages>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to send all log messages to an email address. If this option is set to false, only the messages written through the logger's send() method will be sent. That is, only the messages that were intended to be sent to an email address will be sent. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(636)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
>
<socket-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a specified socket. |
Value Type | socket-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(638)
(639)
(640)
(641)
(642)
(643)
|
(637)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(638)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(639)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(640)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(641)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<address>
| |
Description | IP address that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(642)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<port>
| |
Description | Number of the port that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(643)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
>
<user-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that has been created by the user using the Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | user-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(645)
(646)
(647)
(648)
(649)
(650)
(654)
(655)
|
(644)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(645)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(646)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(647)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(648)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified class name of the user-created handler. The class must inherit 'java.util.logging.Handler' and implement 'jeus.util.logging.JeusHandler'. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(649)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-property>
| |
Description | Properties that the handler will have. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the handler through the JeusHandler.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
(651)
|
(650)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(652)
(653)
|
(651)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(652)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(653)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(654)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-property>
| |
Description | Properties for the formatter that the handler will use. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the formatter through the JeusFormatter.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
(656)
|
(655)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(657)
(658)
|
(656)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(657)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(658)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<user-logging>
| |
Description | Indicates how to display the logs created by the jeus.util.UserLogger class. |
Value Type | system-loggingType |
Child Elements |
(660)
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(662)
(663)
(664)
(665)
|
(659)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a logger to which to apply configurations. To figure out the name of a logger, refer to the chapter on loggers in "JEUS Server Guide." |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(660)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
>
<level>
| |
Description | Logging level. For the description of each logging level, refer to "Level Class Documentation" for Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | INFO |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(661)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
>
<use-parent-handlers>
| |
Description | Option to indicate whether a logger should use its parent handlers. The default is true. However, for the JEUS logger, which is a root logger, this option must be set to false. This option does not apply to web engine access loggers. If this option is set to false for virtual host's access loggers, access logs for the entire web engine will not contain those by each virtual host. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(662)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to a logger. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(663)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. When specifying a formatting pattern, % cannot be used other than as a formatter character. The following 9 formatters are supported: %d, %l, %J, %T, %c, %M, %N, %a, and %m. Refer to "8.3. Logging Configuration" in "JEUS Server Guide" for more information about each formatter. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(664)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
>
<handler>
| |
Description | Handler for a logger. |
Value Type | handlerType |
Child Elements |
(666)
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(698)
(705)
|
(665)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
>
<file-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a file. |
Value Type | file-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(667)
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(674)
(675)
(676)
(677)
(678)
(679)
(680)
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(667)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(668)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(669)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(670)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<file-name>
| |
Description | Name of the file to be used by the handler. If not configured, it is set to the default value. For information about the default file names, refer to "JEUS Server Guide." |
Value Type | token |
(671)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<permission>
| |
Description | Access permission to the log file. Set to 9 characters that consist of r, w, x, and -. (Note: available only for the Unix family operating systems.) |
Value Type | string |
(672)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<chown>
| |
Description | Owner of a log file to set the owner group of the file. Specify comma(,)-separated owner-group pairs, in order. |
Value Type | string |
(673)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<enable-rotation>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the file will use log file rotation. If not specified, it is set to true by default, and rotation is used when logging to the file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(674)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-count>
| |
Description | Number of backup files to retain when log file rotation is enabled. If this option is not set while files are rotated by their size, files are archived up to 99999 files. If the files are archived by date or time, they will accumulate without limit. |
Value Type | off-intType |
(675)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-dir>
| |
Description | Directory where files will be archived when log file rotation is enabled. If the directory is not specified, the log files are stored in the directory for the current log file. |
Value Type | string |
(676)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-day>
| |
Description | Number of days before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of days. Dates are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer. When any of valid-day, valid-hour, or valid-size is not specified, the file will be updated based on the default value. |
Default Value | 1 |
(677)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-hour>
| |
Description | Number of hours before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of hours. Dates and hours are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer |
(678)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew a file when its maximum size is exceeded. Indexes are sequentially appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Kilobytes |
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domain
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servers
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server
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user-logging
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handler
><
file-handler
>
<buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the buffer used when the handler sends output messages to a file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes. The default value is 1,024. |
Default Value | 1024 |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<append>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to append lines to the original file used by the handler. If this option is set to false and Enable Rotation is true, log files will be rotated at boot. If Enable Rotation is set to false, a new file will replace the existing file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
>
<smtp-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to an email address. |
Value Type | smtp-handlerType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
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<
domain
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servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<smtp-host-address>
| |
Description | Host address of the SMTP server through which an email will be sent. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-id>
| |
Description | ID of the email sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-password>
| |
Description | Password of the email sender. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}cipher text. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<from-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<to-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<property>
| |
Description | SMTP property to be used for the mail server. If the property is configured in the schema, that value overrides the one configured in this option. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(693)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(694)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<cc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the carbon copy (CC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(695)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<bcc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the blind carbon copy (BCC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<send-for-all-messages>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to send all log messages to an email address. If this option is set to false, only the messages written through the logger's send() method will be sent. That is, only the messages that were intended to be sent to an email address will be sent. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
>
<socket-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a specified socket. |
Value Type | socket-handlerType |
Child Elements |
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(698)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(699)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(701)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(702)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<address>
| |
Description | IP address that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(703)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<port>
| |
Description | Number of the port that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(704)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
>
<user-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that has been created by the user using the Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | user-handlerType |
Child Elements |
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(705)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(706)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(707)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(708)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(709)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified class name of the user-created handler. The class must inherit 'java.util.logging.Handler' and implement 'jeus.util.logging.JeusHandler'. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(710)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-property>
| |
Description | Properties that the handler will have. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the handler through the JeusHandler.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(713)
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|
(712)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(713)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(714)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(715)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-property>
| |
Description | Properties for the formatter that the handler will use. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the formatter through the JeusFormatter.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
(717)
|
(716)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(718)
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|
(717)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(718)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(719)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<log-stdout-to-raw-format>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to display stdout and stderr in raw format or log format. The default value is "true", and STDOUT is displayed in raw format. If this option is set to "false," the prefix |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(720)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<action-on-resource-leak>
| |
Description | Actions JEUS will take with regard to resources which are not returned by applications. Applications are usually stateless components (servlets/JSPs), stateless session beans and MDB. The default value is WARNING, which indicates that resources that are not returned will be logged. When configuring this option for each data source, use the action-on-connection-leak option. |
Value Type | action-on-resource-leakType |
Default Value | Warning |
Defined Value |
NoAction Warning AutoClose |
(721)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<tm-config>
| |
Description | Configuration of the transaction manager, which is responsible for starting and ending global transactions. At the end of a transaction, the transaction manager determines whether to commit or roll back the transaction by communicating with the resource manager. This helps ensure the atomicity of global transactions. The transaction manager also supports exception handling using a timeout mechanism. |
Value Type | tm-configType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
>
<pooling>
| |
Description | Thread pool that processes transactions. By default, the system thread pool will be used. |
Value Type | thread-poolingType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
><
pooling
>
<shared>
| |
Description | Thread pool to be shared within a server. |
Value Type | shared-poolType |
Child Elements |
(725)
|
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
shared
>
<reserved-thread-num>
| |
Description | Thread pool to reserve for a specific service. Normally, if a service that uses a thread shared within a server may not receive one when all threads are occupied. In such case, use this option to assign a certain number of threads to the service. The total number of threads assigned to all services must not exceed the maximum number of threads set in the system thread pool properties. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(725)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
><
pooling
>
<dedicated>
| |
Description | Thread pool to be dedicated to a service. |
Value Type | dedicated-poolType |
Child Elements |
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|
(726)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(727)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 10 |
(728)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<keep-alive-time>
| |
Description | Keep-alive time for inactive threads. If a thread pool contains more than the maximum number of threads, inactive threads will be automatically removed from the thread pool after the specified period of time. If this option is set to 0, threads will not be removed. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 60000 |
(729)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<queue-size>
| |
Description | Size of the queue which stores the application objects processed by a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 4096 |
(730)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<stuck-thread-handling>
| |
Description | Option to configure a how to handle a thread when it is occupied by a specific task for longer than specified. |
Value Type | stuck-thread-handlingType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<max-stuck-thread-time>
| |
Description | Length of time before a thread is identified as stuck. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 3600000 |
(732)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<action-on-stuck-thread>
| |
Description | Action to take when stuck threads are detected. |
Value Type | action-on-stuck-threadType |
Default Value | None |
Defined Value |
None Interrupt IgnoreAndReplace Warning |
(733)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<stuck-thread-check-period>
| |
Description | Time period during which the status of a stuck thread is checked. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(734)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<user-warning-class>
| |
Description | If action-on-stuck-thread is set to Warning, the default value for this option is thread dump. However, you can write a class to execute an action you want by configuring this option. The class must implement the jeus.util.pool.Warning interface in jclient.jar. Write the class and then locate it in SERVER_HOME/lib/application of a target server. |
Value Type | string |
Value Description | Use a fully Qualifed Class name. Example: test.stuck.UserWarning |
(735)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
>
<active-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum length of time during which the server will wait for a transaction to complete. If the transaction does not complete during that time, the transaction manager will roll back the transaction. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 600000 |
(736)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
>
<prepare-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum length of time during which a root coordinator will wait for a 'prepare' signal from its sub-coordinator and the resource manager at transaction commit time. If the root coordinator does not receive the prepare message during that time, it will roll back the global transaction. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 120000 |
(737)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
>
<prepared-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum length of time during which a sub-coordinator waits for the global commit decision from the root coordinator. If the sub-coordinator does not receive the message during this period, it will again inform the root coordinator that it is prepared. If the sub-coordinator still does not receive a global decision, and if the sub-coordinator has local XA resources, the entire transaction will be rolled back. If the sub-coordinator does not have local XA resources, JEUS will not take any action. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 60000 |
(738)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
>
<commit-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum length of time during which a root coordinator will wait for a commit or rollback result from its sub-coordinator and the resource manager. If the root coordinator does not receive the result during that time, it will record the global transaction in the incomplete global transaction list. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 240000 |
(739)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
>
<recovery-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum length of time during which a transaction manager will wait for information about transactions to be recovered. If the transaction manager of another node involved in the transaction does not provide the recovery information within the specified time, the transaction manager will not continue the recovery, and the recovery should be performed manually by the system administrator. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 120000 |
(740)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
>
<incomplete-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum length of time during which a transaction manager preserves the list of incomplete global transactions in order to complete the entire transaction. Incomplete transactions are rolled back during recovery. If this time is too short, recovery information will be deleted quickly, which will affect transactional integrity. In this case, the system administrator must perform a rigorous manual recovery from the transaction errors. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 86400000 |
(741)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
>
<tx-log-dir>
| |
Description | Directory that will contain log files that the transaction manager will use for recovery purposes. The default value is "${SERVER_HOME}/.workspace/tmlog". If you want to use the automated transaction recovery service, you need to specify a shared directory. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | ${SERVER_HOME}/.workspace/tmlog |
(742)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
tm-config
>
<automatic-recovery>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to enable automatic recovery of in-doubt transactions via another transaction manager in a clustered environment in case the current transaction manager fails. For this function to work properly, you need to enable clustering first, and other transaction managers must be able to access the log directories of the transaction manager that has failed. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(743)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<jmx-manager>
| |
Description | JMX to run on the JEUS Manager. |
Value Type | jmx-managerType |
Child Elements |
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|
(744)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
>
<use-rmi-connector>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use an RMI connector server. |
Value Type | boolean |
(745)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
>
<use-html-adaptor>
| |
Value Type | boolean |
(746)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
>
<html-adaptor-port>
| |
Description | HTML adapter port. This is used to access the adapter with a Web browser. |
Value Type | off-intType |
(747)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
>
<snmp-adaptor>
| |
Description | SNMP adapter. |
Value Type | snmp-adaptorType |
Child Elements |
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(756)
|
(748)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
>
<snmp-adaptor-port>
| |
Description | Listener port of the SNMP adapter. |
Value Type | snmp-adaptor-portType |
(749)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
>
<snmp-version>
| |
Description | SNMP version. 1, 2, or 3 can be used. |
Value Type | snmp-versionType |
Default Value | 3 |
Defined Value |
1 2 3 |
(750)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
>
<snmp-max-packet-size>
| |
Description | Maximum SNMP packet size. The minimum size is 256 bytes. |
Value Type | snmp-max-packet-sizeType |
Default Value | 4096 |
(751)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
>
<snmp-security>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to enable SNMP security. Security can only be specified in SNMPv3. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(752)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
>
<trap-demon>
| |
Description | Server to send TRAP messages to after an error occurs. Multiple addresses can be used. |
Value Type | trap-demonType |
Child Elements |
(754)
(755)
|
(753)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
><
trap-demon
>
<ip-address>
| |
Description | Demon IP address. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | a valid IP address |
(754)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
><
trap-demon
>
<port>
| |
Description | Demon port number. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | a port number |
(755)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
>
<pooling>
| |
Description | Use this to configure the pool properties. A pool consists of threads that handle requests to be sent to the SNMP server. |
Value Type | poolingType |
Child Elements |
(757)
(758)
(759)
|
(756)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
><
pooling
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of objects to be pooled. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 2 |
(757)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
><
pooling
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of objects to be pooled. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 30 |
(758)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
><
pooling
>
<period>
| |
Description | Length of time after which the number of objects in a pool is reduced to the specified minimum number. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | 3600000 |
(759)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jmx-manager
>
<mlet-url>
| |
Description | MLet URL to register with the MBean server. |
Value Type | token |
(760)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<external-resource>
| |
Description | @Deprecated. External resources, such as jTmax and Infinite Cache, that will be used in the server. An external resource with the same name in the domain can override this setting. |
Value Type | external-resourceType |
Child Elements |
(762)
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(764)
|
(761)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
external-resource
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of an external resource. It must be unique. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(762)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
external-resource
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Name of the ResourceBootstrapper implementation class contained in WebT, jTmax, or Infinite Cache. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(763)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
external-resource
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties used by an external resource. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(765)
(766)
|
(764)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
external-resource
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(765)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
external-resource
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(766)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<managed-executor-service>
| |
Description | Export name of a ManagedExecutorService that is valid within the server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(767)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<managed-scheduled-executor-service>
| |
Description | Export name of the ManagedExecutorService that is valid within the server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(768)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<context-service>
| |
Description | Export name of the ContextService that is valid within the server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(769)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<system-thread-pool>
| |
Description | Use this page to configure thread pools to be shared among multiple server services. If thread pools are not dedicated to each service, shared pools are used. |
Value Type | system-thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
(771)
(772)
(773)
(774)
(775)
|
(770)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(771)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 10 |
(772)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-thread-pool
>
<keep-alive-time>
| |
Description | Keep-alive time for inactive threads. If a thread pool contains more than the maximum number of threads, inactive threads will be automatically removed from the thread pool after the specified period of time. If this option is set to 0, threads will not be removed. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 60000 |
(773)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-thread-pool
>
<queue-size>
| |
Description | Size of the queue which stores the application objects processed by a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 4096 |
(774)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-thread-pool
>
<stuck-thread-handling>
| |
Description | Option to configure a how to handle a thread when it is occupied by a specific task for longer than specified. |
Value Type | stuck-thread-handlingType |
Child Elements |
(776)
(777)
(778)
(779)
|
(775)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<max-stuck-thread-time>
| |
Description | Length of time before a thread is identified as stuck. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 3600000 |
(776)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<action-on-stuck-thread>
| |
Description | Action to take when stuck threads are detected. |
Value Type | action-on-stuck-threadType |
Default Value | None |
Defined Value |
None Interrupt IgnoreAndReplace Warning |
(777)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<stuck-thread-check-period>
| |
Description | Time period during which the status of a stuck thread is checked. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(778)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
system-thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<user-warning-class>
| |
Description | If action-on-stuck-thread is set to Warning, the default value for this option is thread dump. However, you can write a class to execute an action you want by configuring this option. The class must implement the jeus.util.pool.Warning interface in jclient.jar. Write the class and then locate it in SERVER_HOME/lib/application of a target server. |
Value Type | string |
Value Description | Use a fully Qualifed Class name. Example: test.stuck.UserWarning |
(779)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<managed-thread-factory>
| |
Description | Export name of the ManageThreadFactory that is valid within the server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(780)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<scheduler>
| |
Description | Use this page to configure a JEUS scheduler. |
Value Type | schedulerType |
Child Elements |
(782)
(783)
(796)
|
(781)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
>
<enabled>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to run the scheduler service. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(782)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
>
<pooling>
| |
Description | Thread pool that the scheduler will use to execute multi-threaded jobs. |
Value Type | thread-poolingType |
Child Elements |
(784)
(786)
|
(783)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
pooling
>
<shared>
| |
Description | Thread pool to be shared within a server. |
Value Type | shared-poolType |
Child Elements |
(785)
|
(784)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
shared
>
<reserved-thread-num>
| |
Description | Thread pool to reserve for a specific service. Normally, if a service that uses a thread shared within a server may not receive one when all threads are occupied. In such case, use this option to assign a certain number of threads to the service. The total number of threads assigned to all services must not exceed the maximum number of threads set in the system thread pool properties. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(785)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
pooling
>
<dedicated>
| |
Description | Thread pool to be dedicated to a service. |
Value Type | dedicated-poolType |
Child Elements |
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(788)
(789)
(790)
(791)
|
(786)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(787)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 10 |
(788)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<keep-alive-time>
| |
Description | Keep-alive time for inactive threads. If a thread pool contains more than the maximum number of threads, inactive threads will be automatically removed from the thread pool after the specified period of time. If this option is set to 0, threads will not be removed. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 60000 |
(789)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<queue-size>
| |
Description | Size of the queue which stores the application objects processed by a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 4096 |
(790)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<stuck-thread-handling>
| |
Description | Option to configure a how to handle a thread when it is occupied by a specific task for longer than specified. |
Value Type | stuck-thread-handlingType |
Child Elements |
(792)
(793)
(794)
(795)
|
(791)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<max-stuck-thread-time>
| |
Description | Length of time before a thread is identified as stuck. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 3600000 |
(792)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<action-on-stuck-thread>
| |
Description | Action to take when stuck threads are detected. |
Value Type | action-on-stuck-threadType |
Default Value | None |
Defined Value |
None Interrupt IgnoreAndReplace Warning |
(793)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<stuck-thread-check-period>
| |
Description | Time period during which the status of a stuck thread is checked. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(794)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<user-warning-class>
| |
Description | If action-on-stuck-thread is set to Warning, the default value for this option is thread dump. However, you can write a class to execute an action you want by configuring this option. The class must implement the jeus.util.pool.Warning interface in jclient.jar. Write the class and then locate it in SERVER_HOME/lib/application of a target server. |
Value Type | string |
Value Description | Use a fully Qualifed Class name. Example: test.stuck.UserWarning |
(795)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
>
<job-list>
| |
Description | List of jobs to register in the scheduler. |
Value Type | job-listType |
Child Elements |
(797)
|
(796)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
job-list
>
<job>
| |
Description | Job to register in the scheduler. |
Value Type | jobType |
Child Elements |
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(800)
(805)
(806)
(807)
(808)
|
(797)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a job. ID validation is required. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(798)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the class that executes the job. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(799)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
>
<interval>
| |
Description | Interval at which the job is executed. |
Value Type | intervalType |
Child Elements |
(801)
(802)
(803)
(804)
|
(800)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
><
interval
>
<millisecond>
| |
Description | Job execution interval in milliseconds. |
Value Type | long |
(801)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
><
interval
>
<minutely>
| |
Description | Job execution interval in minutes. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(802)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
><
interval
>
<hourly>
| |
Description | Job execution interval in hours. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(803)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
><
interval
>
<daily>
| |
Description | Job execution interval in days. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(804)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
>
<description>
| |
Description | Description of the job. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(805)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
>
<begin-time>
| |
Description | Begin time for a job, in the format of the xs:dateTime type. If not specified, the job will start immediately. |
Value Type | dateTime |
(806)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
>
<end-time>
| |
Description | End time for a job, in the format of the xs:dateTime type. If not specified, the job will not end. |
Value Type | dateTime |
(807)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
>
<count>
| |
Description | Count of job executions. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | -1 |
(808)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<naming-server>
| |
Description | Use this page to configure JEUS naming service servers which provide the JNDI service. |
Value Type | naming-serverType |
Child Elements |
(810)
(823)
|
(809)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
naming-server
>
<pooling>
| |
Description | Thread pool that handles requests to the JEUS server which provides the JNDI naming service. |
Value Type | thread-poolingType |
Child Elements |
(811)
(813)
|
(810)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
naming-server
><
pooling
>
<shared>
| |
Description | Thread pool to be shared within a server. |
Value Type | shared-poolType |
Child Elements |
(812)
|
(811)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
shared
>
<reserved-thread-num>
| |
Description | Thread pool to reserve for a specific service. Normally, if a service that uses a thread shared within a server may not receive one when all threads are occupied. In such case, use this option to assign a certain number of threads to the service. The total number of threads assigned to all services must not exceed the maximum number of threads set in the system thread pool properties. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(812)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
naming-server
><
pooling
>
<dedicated>
| |
Description | Thread pool to be dedicated to a service. |
Value Type | dedicated-poolType |
Child Elements |
(814)
(815)
(816)
(817)
(818)
|
(813)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(814)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 10 |
(815)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<keep-alive-time>
| |
Description | Keep-alive time for inactive threads. If a thread pool contains more than the maximum number of threads, inactive threads will be automatically removed from the thread pool after the specified period of time. If this option is set to 0, threads will not be removed. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 60000 |
(816)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<queue-size>
| |
Description | Size of the queue which stores the application objects processed by a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 4096 |
(817)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<stuck-thread-handling>
| |
Description | Option to configure a how to handle a thread when it is occupied by a specific task for longer than specified. |
Value Type | stuck-thread-handlingType |
Child Elements |
(819)
(820)
(821)
(822)
|
(818)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<max-stuck-thread-time>
| |
Description | Length of time before a thread is identified as stuck. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 3600000 |
(819)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<action-on-stuck-thread>
| |
Description | Action to take when stuck threads are detected. |
Value Type | action-on-stuck-threadType |
Default Value | None |
Defined Value |
None Interrupt IgnoreAndReplace Warning |
(820)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<stuck-thread-check-period>
| |
Description | Time period during which the status of a stuck thread is checked. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(821)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<user-warning-class>
| |
Description | If action-on-stuck-thread is set to Warning, the default value for this option is thread dump. However, you can write a class to execute an action you want by configuring this option. The class must implement the jeus.util.pool.Warning interface in jclient.jar. Write the class and then locate it in SERVER_HOME/lib/application of a target server. |
Value Type | string |
Value Description | Use a fully Qualifed Class name. Example: test.stuck.UserWarning |
(822)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
naming-server
>
<replicate-group>
| |
Description | Scope of a cluster-independent group specific to the JNDI naming server. Servers with the same tag value function as if they are in a cluster when replicating binding objects and managing groups for JNDI. This allows you to achieve a clustering effect specifically for JNDI and EJB without clustering the entire server. |
Value Type | replicate-groupType |
(823)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<data-source-remote-lookup>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to enable data source lookup from a remote JVM. The lookup provides support for the existing standalone client that configures and uses a connection pool on a remote JVM. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(824)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<jms-quota>
| |
Description | Use this page to configure quota for maximum memory size and message count available on JMS engines and destinations. |
Value Type | jms-quotaType |
Child Elements |
(826)
(827)
(828)
(829)
|
(825)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-quota
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a quota. Specify it in the JMS engine or destination configurations to apply the setting. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(826)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-quota
>
<max-byte>
| |
Description | Maximum memory size for a quota. The default value is 128 MB. Add 'K' for KiloBytes, 'M' for MegaBytes, or 'G' for GigaBytes after the value. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | 128M |
(827)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-quota
>
<max-message>
| |
Description | Maximum number of messages for a quota. If not specified, no limit. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(828)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-quota
>
<shared>
| |
Description | Option to allow multiple destinations to share the quota allocation for the maximum memory size and number of messages. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(829)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<lifecycle-invocation>
| |
Description | Methods to invoke when life cycle events occur. |
Value Type | lifecycle-invocationType |
Child Elements |
(831)
(832)
(841)
|
(830)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the class which handles callbacks for lifecycle events. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(831)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
>
<library-ref>
| |
Description | Information about a shared library that the application will use. |
Value Type | library-refType |
Child Elements |
(833)
(834)
(837)
(840)
|
(832)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<library-name>
| |
Description | Name of the shared library. |
Value Type | token |
(833)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<specification-version>
| |
Description | Specification version of the shared library. |
Value Type | library-ref-versionType |
Child Elements |
(835)
(836)
|
(834)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
specification-version
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the library version. |
Value Type | string |
(835)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
specification-version
>
<exact-match>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the exact match of the version is required. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(836)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<implementation-version>
| |
Description | Implementation version of the shared library. |
Value Type | library-ref-versionType |
Child Elements |
(838)
(839)
|
(837)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
implementation-version
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the library version. |
Value Type | string |
(838)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
implementation-version
>
<exact-match>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the exact match of the version is required. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(839)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<failon-error>
| |
Description | Indicates whether deployment will fail if a shared library is not found. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(840)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
>
<invocation>
| |
Description | Information about class invocation. |
Value Type | invocationType |
Child Elements |
(842)
(846)
(847)
|
(841)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
>
<invocation-method>
| |
Description | Invocation method. |
Value Type | lifecycle-invocation-methodParamType |
Child Elements |
(843)
(844)
|
(842)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
><
invocation-method
>
<method-name>
| |
Description | Method name. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(843)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
><
invocation-method
>
<method-params>
| |
Description | Parameters of a method in order. |
Value Type | lifecycle-invocation-method-paramsType |
Child Elements |
(845)
|
(844)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
><
invocation-method
><
method-params
>
<method-param>
| |
Description | Fully qualified class name for parameters of a method. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(845)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
>
<invocation-argument>
| |
Description | Arguments for an invocation method. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(846)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
>
<invocation-type>
| |
Description | Point in time at which to invoke a method. |
Value Type | invocation-typeType |
Defined Value |
BOOT BEFORE_DEPLOY AFTER_DEPLOY READY BEFORE_UNDEPLOY AFTER_UNDEPLOY |
(847)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<class-ftp>
| |
Description | Sends EJB client stubs to an EJB 2.x client through FTP when the client calls a service using stubs instead of a dynamic proxy. If the class FTP service is enabled, EJB client stubs will be sent to the client through FTP. If FTP is not enabled, you need to manually copy the EJB stub file. This option is disabled by default. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(848)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<enable-interop>
| |
Description | Allows RMI-IIOP interoperability. This option must be enabled to use EJB RMI/IIOP. When this option is enabled, a CSI Listener and an OTS Listener will be used in the Object Request Broker (ORB). RMI-IIOP supports interoperability between distributed Java and non-Java objects, which enables the support for transactions (for example, "principal"), and security (for example, GTID). The SSL protocol will be used if specified. |
Value Type | enable-interopType |
Child Elements |
(850)
|
(849)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
enable-interop
>
<interop-ssl-config>
| |
Description | Use this to configure keystore and truststore files. |
Value Type | keystore-configType |
Child Elements |
(851)
(852)
(853)
(854)
(855)
(856)
|
(850)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<keystore-path>
| |
Description | Path to the keystore file to apply to the current domain. |
Value Type | token |
(851)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<keystore-alias>
| |
Description | Keystore alias. When there are multiple keyEntry certificates in the keystore file, the keystore entries are accessed via unique aliases. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | changeit |
(852)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<keystore-password>
| |
Description | Password for the keystore file for the current domain. To encrypt the password, type the password in the form of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | changeit |
(853)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<keystore-keypassword>
| |
Description | Password for the keystore file for the current domain. To encrypt the password, type the password in the form of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. |
Value Type | token |
(854)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<truststore-path>
| |
Description | Path to the truststore file for the current domain. |
Value Type | token |
(855)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<truststore-password>
| |
Description | Password for the truststore file for the current domain. To encrypt the password, type the password in the form of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | changeit |
(856)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<use-MEJB>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use MEJB, which is provided by the J2EE Management specifications. If this is not used, MEJB will not be deployed. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(857)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<use-readiness-check>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use Readiness Check. If this is not used, healthcheck apps are not deployed. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(858)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<data-sources>
| |
Description | Valid data source in the server or cluster. |
Value Type | data-sourcesType |
Child Elements |
(860)
|
(859)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
data-sources
>
<data-source>
| |
Description | ID of a valid data source in the server or cluster. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(860)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<jms-resource>
| |
Description | JMS resources to be shared in the cluster. |
Value Type | jms-resourceType |
Child Elements |
(862)
(885)
|
(861)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
>
<destination>
| |
Description | Information about destinations. |
Value Type | destinationType |
Child Elements |
(863)
(864)
(865)
(866)
(867)
(868)
(869)
(870)
(871)
(872)
(873)
(874)
(877)
(879)
|
(862)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<type>
| |
Description | Destination type. Choose either queue or topic. |
Value Type | destination-typeType |
Defined Value |
queue topic |
(863)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<name>
| |
Description | Destination name used for management purposes within the JMS engine. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(864)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Binding name of a destination that is bound to the naming server. The default value is the name property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(865)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<subscription-limit>
| |
Description | Limit on the number of consumers that can access the destination. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 1024 |
(866)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<destination-quota>
| |
Description | Maximum message quota that limits the total amount of messages to be stored in the destination. If not specified, no limit. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(867)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<max-pending-limit>
| |
Description | Maximum number of messages that have been dispatched but have not been acknowledged yet by the client. If the message listener is registered to a queue or topic, when messages arrive, the messages will be sent to the consumers immediately. If the client does not process those messages quickly enough, the messages will accumulate on the client and will generate an OutOfMemory error. This configuration can prevent the problem from occurring. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 128 |
(868)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<resume-dispatch-factor>
| |
Description | Resume dispatch factor. If the number of pending messages exceeds the value of max-pending-limit, the message delivery will be suspended temporarily. After the client has processed the messages and has sent acknowledgements and the number of messages has been reduced to (max-pending-limit * resume-dispatch-factor), dispatch will resume. |
Value Type | float |
Default Value | 0.4 |
(869)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<dead-letter-destination>
| |
Description | Name of a destination where the messages that were not handled normally in this destination will be stored. The default value is JEUSMQ_DLQ, which is a queue provided by the system that is created automatically. If the specified destination does not exist, the default value will be used. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | JEUSMQ_DLQ |
(870)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<expiration-policy>
| |
Description | Determines how to handle messages in a destination that have not been sent yet but have expired. Delete will deleted expired messages, and Redirect will resend the messages to the dead-letter-destination. The default value is Delete. |
Value Type | expiration-policyType |
Default Value | Delete |
Defined Value |
Delete Redirect |
(871)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<redelivery-delay>
| |
Description | Determines the amount of time wait before messages that have rolled back or recovered are resent. The unit is milliseconds. |
Value Type | positiveLongType |
(872)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<message-sort>
| |
Description | Configuration for message sorting. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(873)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<message-group>
| |
Description | Groups for the destination. |
Value Type | message-groupType |
Child Elements |
(875)
(876)
|
(874)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
message-group
>
<message-handling>
| |
Description | Defines how the destination handles message groups. Pass or Gather can be used. Pass handles groups like regular messages. Gather completes a message group and delivers it as a single message. |
Value Type | message-handlingType |
Default Value | Pass |
Defined Value |
Pass Gather |
(875)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
message-group
>
<expiration-time>
| |
Description | Expiration time of incomplete messages in the destination. The unit is seconds. The default value is -1, which indicates that incomplete messages persist until they have been completed. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | -1 |
(876)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<override-client-attributes>
| |
Description | Overrides the configuration values that were set by client programs. These only apply to messages that have been sent to this destination. |
Value Type | override-client-attributesType |
Child Elements |
(878)
|
(877)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
override-client-attributes
>
<expiration-time>
| |
Description | Overrides the time-to-live(expiration-time) configuration value that is defined by the message producer. The unit is seconds. |
Value Type | positiveLongType |
(878)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<topic-multicast>
| |
Description | Forwards messages consumed from a topic to multiple destinations using multicast communication. A queued destination is ignored. |
Value Type | multicastType |
Child Elements |
(880)
(881)
(882)
|
(879)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-address>
| |
Description | Multicast address for topic multicast. Specify a valid address that is not reserved, from 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255. To allocate a valid, non-reserved address, refer to "http://www.iana.org/assignments/multicast-addresses" |
Value Type | token |
(880)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-port>
| |
Description | Port number for topic multicast. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
(881)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Buffer size for messages to be sent through topic multicast. The default value is 8 kilobytes. Add 'K' for KiloBytes, 'M' for MegaBytes, or 'G' for GigaBytes after the value. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | 8k |
(882)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-thread-pool-min-size>
| |
Description | Minimum thread pool size to receive messages through topic multicast. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(883)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-thread-pool-max-size>
| |
Description | Maximum thread pool size to receive messages through topic multicast. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 100 |
(884)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
>
<durable-subscription>
| |
Description | Information about durable subscriptions. |
Value Type | durable-subscriptionType |
Child Elements |
(886)
(887)
(888)
(889)
(890)
(891)
|
(885)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<client-id>
| |
Description | Client ID. This must be unique in the connection factory as well as among all client IDs in the durable subscription configurations. |
Value Type | token |
(886)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<name>
| |
Description | Identifies a durable subscription. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(887)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<shared>
| |
Description | Option to share a durable subscription. If set to "true", a message is only sent to a single client. For more information, refer to "8.3.4 Shared Durable Subscription" of Java Message Service 2.0 Specification. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(888)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<destination-name>
| |
Description | Name of the destination for a durable subscription to receive messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(889)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<message-selector>
| |
Description | Message selector for a durable subscription. |
Value Type | token |
(890)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<message-sort>
| |
Description | Message sorting mode for a durable subscription. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(891)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<res-ref>
| |
Description | Resource references to register in the server's JNDI. |
Value Type | res-refType |
Child Elements |
(893)
|
(892)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
res-ref
>
<jndi-info>
| |
Description | Export name and reference name of each resource reference to register in the server's JNDI. |
Value Type | jndi-infoType |
Child Elements |
(894)
(895)
|
(893)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
res-ref
><
jndi-info
>
<ref-name>
| |
Description | Name of a reference. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | The reference name will be bound to an actual JNDI name. The reference name corresponds to that of the J2EE standard descriptor. |
(894)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
res-ref
><
jndi-info
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Actual JNDI name defined in the JEUS DD. |
Value Type | token |
(895)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<custom-resource-refs>
| |
Description | Valid resource in the server or cluster. |
Value Type | resource-refsType |
Child Elements |
(897)
|
(896)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
custom-resource-refs
>
<name>
| |
Description | ID of a valid resource on the server or cluster. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(897)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<external-resource-refs>
| |
Description | Valid resource in the server or cluster. |
Value Type | resource-refsType |
Child Elements |
(899)
|
(898)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
><
external-resource-refs
>
<name>
| |
Description | ID of a valid resource on the server or cluster. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(899)
<
domain
><
servers
><
server
>
<cwdp-group-id>
| |
Description | ID of a group to run CWDP. CWDP messages are sent only between WebtoB and MS with the same ID. A message ca contain up to 31 characters. The default value is "". |
Value Type | tokenMaxLength31Type |
Default Value |
(900)
<
domain
>
<clusters>
| |
Description | Use this page to configure multiple clusters in a domain. |
Value Type | clustersType |
Child Elements |
(902)
|
(901)
<
domain
><
clusters
>
<cluster>
| |
Description | Detailed clustering configuration. |
Value Type | clusterType |
Child Elements |
(903)
(904)
(906)
(940)
(947)
(950)
(954)
(972)
(973)
(981)
(982)
(983)
(985)
(1016)
(1020)
(1022)
(1024)
|
(902)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a cluster. It is the identifier for the cluster and thus must be unique in a domain. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(903)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<servers>
| |
Description | List of servers that will participate in a cluster. |
Value Type | clusterServersType |
Child Elements |
(905)
|
(904)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
servers
>
<server-name>
| |
Description | Name of the server which will participate in the cluster |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(905)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<session-cluster-config>
| |
Description | Information about the session server in the cluster. |
Value Type | session-cluster-configType |
Child Elements |
(907)
(914)
(915)
(916)
(917)
(918)
(919)
(920)
(921)
(922)
(923)
(924)
(925)
(926)
(936)
|
(906)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<jeus-login-manager>
| |
Description | Primary and secondary servers of jeus-login-manager. To prevent multiple logins at the cluster level, set a server by specifying the name to save the login information of jeus-login-manager. |
Value Type | jeus-login-managerType |
Child Elements |
(908)
(909)
(910)
(911)
|
(907)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
jeus-login-manager
>
<login-manager-type>
| |
Description | Repository for the login manager. |
Value Type | login-managerType |
Default Value | JEUS |
Defined Value |
JEUS HAZELCAST REDIS |
(908)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
jeus-login-manager
>
<primary>
| |
Description | Primary server of the JEUS login manager. |
Value Type | token |
(909)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
jeus-login-manager
>
<secondary>
| |
Description | Secondary server of the JEUS login manager. |
Value Type | token |
(910)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
jeus-login-manager
>
<property>
| |
Description | HAZELCAST or REDIS configuration for the login manager. Example) redis-architecture=standalone||cluster redis-nodes=redis://127.0.0.1:6379,redis://127.0.0.1:7001 hazelcast-nodes=localhost:5701 hazelcast-cluster=dev |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(912)
(913)
|
(911)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
jeus-login-manager
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(912)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
jeus-login-manager
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(913)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<reserved-thread-num>
| |
Description | Additional configuration for the thread pool that handles requests coming into the distributed session servers. In general, the System Thread Pool (Threadpool.System) is used. Use this option only when it is necessary to allocate threads in advance for certain services. The total number of thread pools reserved for all services must not exceed the maximum value of the System Thread Pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(914)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<connect-timeout>
| |
Description | Timeout that is used when socket connections are created between session servers on web engines. The unit is in milliseconds. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | 5000 |
(915)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<read-timeout>
| |
Description | Read timeout used for communicating between session servers on web engines. After data is sent, the connection waits for the specified amount of time. The unit is in milliseconds. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | 20000 |
(916)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<allow-fail-back>
| |
Description | Option to enable failback. It indicates whether to use a backup session when a failed server is restarted. It is determined by the configuration of the booted server. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(917)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<failover-strategy>
| |
Description | Actions to be taken in case of failure. |
Value Type | session-fail-overType - Action to be taken when the session manager fails. In case of failure, sessions are maintained basically by backup sessions without special actions. |
Default Value | none |
Defined Value |
none upgrade handover |
(918)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<backup-level>
| |
Description | Session backup method and level. |
Value Type | backup-levelType - Conditions for checking whether a backup is required. Before used sessions are backed up to a remote web engine or to the local file DB, checking if it is required to back up the sessions is required. This determines the conditions when backup is needed. If used sessions become invalidated, backup will be performed regardless of the configuration. |
Default Value | access |
Defined Value |
access set get all |
(919)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<backup-unit-size>
| |
Description | Maximum number of sessions to be transferred to be backed up internally. Typically, only one session is updated, but multiple sessions may be transferred during heavy load. Network packet and session sizes must be considered. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 50 |
(920)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<backup-queue-size>
| |
Description | Backup queue size. Backup data transmission can be delayed due to an unstable network. Even when a delay occurs, sessions are saved in a queue and servlets are executed. If the queue is full, workers wait so that a flow control can be done without an issue. As many sessions as backup-unit * backup-queue-size can be saved in a queue. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 20 |
(921)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<ignore-flow-control>
| |
Description | Option to allow a service to continue even if a backup queue is full. A session may be lost due to an error because the session backup has failed. Use this setting to ignore error conditions or routing failures in order to continue a service. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(922)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<prevent-migration>
| |
Description | Option to prevent migration. In JEUS, sessions are maintained basically through migration. If a request is sent to a server without a session due to an error or heavy load, the routing ownership is changed and a response to the request is sent. This is to prepare for a case where another request is sent to the server again. However, if multiple requests are sent to multiple servers before the response arrives, which violates servlet specifications, sessions may be lost. To avoid this, you can disable migration that allows requests to be sent continuously to the server with the first session and decreases performance. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(923)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<failover-delay>
| |
Description | Length of time to wait before recreating a cluster when an error occurs in a web engine. If the specified amount of time passes, the engines other than the engine where the error occurred will create a new cluster. The unit is in seconds. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | 600 |
(924)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<restart-delay>
| |
Description | Length of time to wait before recreating a cluster when a web engine terminates normally. Restarting is the most frequent cause of server termination, and this configuration enhances restart performance. The unit is in seconds. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | 600 |
(925)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<passivation>
| |
Description | Moves the sessions cached in memory into a file after a certain amount of time has passed, or a specific condition has been met in order to increase memory performance. JEUS basically performs passivation at the application level. The passivation can be also performed at the server level if the <session-config><shared> setting is specified for servers of jeus-web-dd.xml or domain.xml. If not set, all sessions are maintained in memory. |
Value Type | passivationType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
passivation
>
<file-path>
| |
Description | Absolute path to the file to store sessions. The file backup directory is named depending on the setting of <session-config><shared> in the configuration of the server in jeus-web-dd.xml and domain.xml. If set to true, the directory is "$(SERVER_HOME)/.workspace/session/distributed/<server_name>". If false, the directory is set as "$(SERVER_HOME)/.workspace/session/distributed/<context_name>". |
Value Type | token |
(927)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
passivation
>
<trigger>
| |
Description | Option to set a file passivation trigger. Timeout, session count, and session memory are supported. |
Value Type | passivationTriggerType |
Child Elements |
(929)
(930)
(931)
|
(928)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
passivation
><
trigger
>
<timeout>
| |
Description | Length of time an unused session exists before it is saved in a file. If this option is set to -1 or 0, passivation is not enabled. If this option is set to a value greater than 0, the session objects that have not been used for the specified amount of time will be passivated and stored in a file. The unit is in milliseconds and the default value is -1. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | -1 |
(929)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
passivation
><
trigger
>
<count-threshold>
| |
Description | Number of sessions allowed in memory. If the number of sessions in memory exceeds this number, a part of the sessions will be downloaded into a file. This function is performed by monitoring threads at a specific interval. If set to -1 or 0, this option is not enabled. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(930)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
passivation
><
trigger
>
<memory-threshold>
| |
Description | Size of memory allowed for sessions. If the size of memory occupied by sessions exceeds this number, a part of the sessions will be downloaded into a file using serialization. This function is performed by monitoring threads at a specific interval. The unit is in bytes. If set to -1 or 0, this option is not enabled. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(931)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
passivation
>
<single-folder-file-limit>
| |
Description | Number of session files allowed in one folder. A session uses a single file. If the number of files a folder can contain is too small, too many unnecessary folders may be created. If the limit is 10,000 or greater, file input and output performance may be affected depending on the operating system. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 10000 |
(932)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
passivation
>
<min-hole>
| |
Description | Number of file I/Os to allow before file packing. File size of File DB increases while it is running. If file I/O occurs the specified number of times, file packing will be performed, which keeps the file size from becoming too large. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 100 |
(933)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
passivation
>
<packing-rate>
| |
Description | Ratio of file I/Os to the number of current session objects before file packing. If the ratio of file I/O to the number of current session objects exceeds the specified ratio, file packing will be performed, which keeps the file size from becoming too large. |
Value Type | fractionType |
Default Value | 0.5 |
(934)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
passivation
>
<ratio>
| |
Description | Ratio of the number of sessions to passivate. The specified ratio of memory is maintained when passivation is enabled. This is not enabled when passivation takes place due to a timeout. |
Value Type | fractionType |
Default Value | 0.7 |
(935)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
>
<properties>
| |
Description | Property setting applied to the session cluster scope. This setting overrides the domain property setting with the same name. Use this setting to configure on a specific cluster. |
Value Type | propertiesType |
Child Elements |
(937)
|
(936)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
properties
>
<property>
| |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
properties
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(938)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
session-cluster-config
><
properties
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(939)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<dynamic-servers>
| |
Description | Information about the dynamic servers to participate in a cluster. Before using server templates, they need to be created first. If the server template and cluster setting are in conflict, then the cluster setting overrides the other. |
Value Type | dynamicServersType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
dynamic-servers
>
<server-count>
| |
Description | Number of dynamic servers to be generated in a cluster. |
Value Type | int |
(941)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
dynamic-servers
>
<server-name-prefix>
| |
Description | Prefix for names of dynamic servers to be generated. It is numbered according to the number of servers. If not specified, the server is named in the format of "the cluster name" + "_server_" + "number". |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(942)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
dynamic-servers
>
<node-names>
| |
Description | Nodes that will execute servers. Dynamic servers are allocated to each node using the round-robin mode. If this item is not specified, all nodes will receive dynamic servers. |
Value Type | node-namesType |
Child Elements |
(944)
|
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<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
dynamic-servers
><
node-names
>
<node-name>
| |
Description | Name of the node to run the server. The node can be chosen among those defined in nodes.xml. Nodes specified here are allocated using the round-robin mode in order. If the name is not specified, all nodes are used. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(944)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
dynamic-servers
>
<listen-port-step>
| |
Description | If a single node contains multiple dynamic servers, the listen port value will be consecutively increased. If Listener A for the server template is 9736 with the step of 100, the first and second dynamic servers created in the same node will be assigned 9736 and 9836 as the port value, respectively. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 100 |
(945)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
dynamic-servers
>
<server-template-name>
| |
Description | Name of a server template for dynamic servers to be managed in a cluster. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(946)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<scalable-servers>
| |
Description | Information about autoscaling servers to join the cluster. Before using server templates, they need to be created first. If the server template and cluster setting are in conflict, then the cluster setting overrides the other. |
Value Type | scalableServersType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
scalable-servers
>
<server-name-prefix>
| |
Description | Prefix for names of scalable servers to be generated. It is numbered according to the number of servers. If not specified, the name will be composed of random strings using the cluster name. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(948)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
scalable-servers
>
<server-template-name>
| |
Description | Name of server templates for scalable servers that will be managed in a cluster. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(949)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<cluster-wide-timer-service>
| |
Description | Information about cluster-wide timers. |
Value Type | cluster-wide-timer-serviceType |
Child Elements |
(951)
|
(950)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
cluster-wide-timer-service
>
<database-setting>
| |
Description | Use this to save persistent timer handles, which are managed by a cluster-wide timer service, in an external database. |
Value Type | database-settingType |
Child Elements |
(952)
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|
(951)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
cluster-wide-timer-service
><
database-setting
>
<data-source-id>
| |
Description | Name of a connection pool of the database that the timer service uses to support the persistence of the timer. The connection pool must be defined as a database resource in the DataSources menu under Resources. It is reommended to define a connection pool that supports XA connections. |
Value Type | token |
(952)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
cluster-wide-timer-service
><
database-setting
>
<db-vendor>
| |
Description | Vendor of the database that stores timer handles. The vendor is identified automatically but the user may want to specify the vendor. |
Value Type | db-vendorType |
Defined Value |
oracle informix db2 mssql sybase hsql cloudscape mysql tibero |
(953)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<lifecycle-invocation>
| |
Description | Methods to invoke when life cycle events occur. |
Value Type | lifecycle-invocationType |
Child Elements |
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|
(954)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the class which handles callbacks for lifecycle events. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(955)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
>
<library-ref>
| |
Description | Information about a shared library that the application will use. |
Value Type | library-refType |
Child Elements |
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|
(956)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<library-name>
| |
Description | Name of the shared library. |
Value Type | token |
(957)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<specification-version>
| |
Description | Specification version of the shared library. |
Value Type | library-ref-versionType |
Child Elements |
(959)
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|
(958)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
specification-version
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the library version. |
Value Type | string |
(959)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
specification-version
>
<exact-match>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the exact match of the version is required. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(960)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<implementation-version>
| |
Description | Implementation version of the shared library. |
Value Type | library-ref-versionType |
Child Elements |
(962)
(963)
|
(961)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
implementation-version
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the library version. |
Value Type | string |
(962)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
implementation-version
>
<exact-match>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the exact match of the version is required. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(963)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<failon-error>
| |
Description | Indicates whether deployment will fail if a shared library is not found. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(964)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
>
<invocation>
| |
Description | Information about class invocation. |
Value Type | invocationType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
>
<invocation-method>
| |
Description | Invocation method. |
Value Type | lifecycle-invocation-methodParamType |
Child Elements |
(967)
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|
(966)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
><
invocation-method
>
<method-name>
| |
Description | Method name. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(967)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
><
invocation-method
>
<method-params>
| |
Description | Parameters of a method in order. |
Value Type | lifecycle-invocation-method-paramsType |
Child Elements |
(969)
|
(968)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
><
invocation-method
><
method-params
>
<method-param>
| |
Description | Fully qualified class name for parameters of a method. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(969)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
>
<invocation-argument>
| |
Description | Arguments for an invocation method. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(970)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
>
<invocation-type>
| |
Description | Point in time at which to invoke a method. |
Value Type | invocation-typeType |
Defined Value |
BOOT BEFORE_DEPLOY AFTER_DEPLOY READY BEFORE_UNDEPLOY AFTER_UNDEPLOY |
(971)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<class-ftp>
| |
Description | Sends EJB client stubs to an EJB 2.x client through FTP when the client calls a service using stubs instead of a dynamic proxy. If the class FTP service is enabled, EJB client stubs will be sent to the client through FTP. If FTP is not enabled, you need to manually copy the EJB stub file. This option is disabled by default. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(972)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<enable-interop>
| |
Description | Allows RMI-IIOP interoperability. This option must be enabled to use EJB RMI/IIOP. When this option is enabled, a CSI Listener and an OTS Listener will be used in the Object Request Broker (ORB). RMI-IIOP supports interoperability between distributed Java and non-Java objects, which enables the support for transactions (for example, "principal"), and security (for example, GTID). The SSL protocol will be used if specified. |
Value Type | enable-interopType |
Child Elements |
(974)
|
(973)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
enable-interop
>
<interop-ssl-config>
| |
Description | Use this to configure keystore and truststore files. |
Value Type | keystore-configType |
Child Elements |
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(980)
|
(974)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<keystore-path>
| |
Description | Path to the keystore file to apply to the current domain. |
Value Type | token |
(975)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<keystore-alias>
| |
Description | Keystore alias. When there are multiple keyEntry certificates in the keystore file, the keystore entries are accessed via unique aliases. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | changeit |
(976)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<keystore-password>
| |
Description | Password for the keystore file for the current domain. To encrypt the password, type the password in the form of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | changeit |
(977)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<keystore-keypassword>
| |
Description | Password for the keystore file for the current domain. To encrypt the password, type the password in the form of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. |
Value Type | token |
(978)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<truststore-path>
| |
Description | Path to the truststore file for the current domain. |
Value Type | token |
(979)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<truststore-password>
| |
Description | Password for the truststore file for the current domain. To encrypt the password, type the password in the form of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | changeit |
(980)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<use-MEJB>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use MEJB, which is provided by the J2EE Management specifications. If this is not used, MEJB will not be deployed. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(981)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<use-readiness-check>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use Readiness Check. If this is not used, healthcheck apps are not deployed. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(982)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<data-sources>
| |
Description | Valid data source in the server or cluster. |
Value Type | data-sourcesType |
Child Elements |
(984)
|
(983)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
data-sources
>
<data-source>
| |
Description | ID of a valid data source in the server or cluster. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(984)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<jms-resource>
| |
Description | JMS resources to be shared in the cluster. |
Value Type | jms-resourceType |
Child Elements |
(986)
(1009)
|
(985)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
>
<destination>
| |
Description | Information about destinations. |
Value Type | destinationType |
Child Elements |
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|
(986)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<type>
| |
Description | Destination type. Choose either queue or topic. |
Value Type | destination-typeType |
Defined Value |
queue topic |
(987)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<name>
| |
Description | Destination name used for management purposes within the JMS engine. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(988)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Binding name of a destination that is bound to the naming server. The default value is the name property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(989)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<subscription-limit>
| |
Description | Limit on the number of consumers that can access the destination. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 1024 |
(990)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<destination-quota>
| |
Description | Maximum message quota that limits the total amount of messages to be stored in the destination. If not specified, no limit. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(991)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<max-pending-limit>
| |
Description | Maximum number of messages that have been dispatched but have not been acknowledged yet by the client. If the message listener is registered to a queue or topic, when messages arrive, the messages will be sent to the consumers immediately. If the client does not process those messages quickly enough, the messages will accumulate on the client and will generate an OutOfMemory error. This configuration can prevent the problem from occurring. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 128 |
(992)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<resume-dispatch-factor>
| |
Description | Resume dispatch factor. If the number of pending messages exceeds the value of max-pending-limit, the message delivery will be suspended temporarily. After the client has processed the messages and has sent acknowledgements and the number of messages has been reduced to (max-pending-limit * resume-dispatch-factor), dispatch will resume. |
Value Type | float |
Default Value | 0.4 |
(993)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<dead-letter-destination>
| |
Description | Name of a destination where the messages that were not handled normally in this destination will be stored. The default value is JEUSMQ_DLQ, which is a queue provided by the system that is created automatically. If the specified destination does not exist, the default value will be used. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | JEUSMQ_DLQ |
(994)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<expiration-policy>
| |
Description | Determines how to handle messages in a destination that have not been sent yet but have expired. Delete will deleted expired messages, and Redirect will resend the messages to the dead-letter-destination. The default value is Delete. |
Value Type | expiration-policyType |
Default Value | Delete |
Defined Value |
Delete Redirect |
(995)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<redelivery-delay>
| |
Description | Determines the amount of time wait before messages that have rolled back or recovered are resent. The unit is milliseconds. |
Value Type | positiveLongType |
(996)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<message-sort>
| |
Description | Configuration for message sorting. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(997)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<message-group>
| |
Description | Groups for the destination. |
Value Type | message-groupType |
Child Elements |
(999)
(1000)
|
(998)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
message-group
>
<message-handling>
| |
Description | Defines how the destination handles message groups. Pass or Gather can be used. Pass handles groups like regular messages. Gather completes a message group and delivers it as a single message. |
Value Type | message-handlingType |
Default Value | Pass |
Defined Value |
Pass Gather |
(999)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
message-group
>
<expiration-time>
| |
Description | Expiration time of incomplete messages in the destination. The unit is seconds. The default value is -1, which indicates that incomplete messages persist until they have been completed. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | -1 |
(1000)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<override-client-attributes>
| |
Description | Overrides the configuration values that were set by client programs. These only apply to messages that have been sent to this destination. |
Value Type | override-client-attributesType |
Child Elements |
(1002)
|
(1001)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
override-client-attributes
>
<expiration-time>
| |
Description | Overrides the time-to-live(expiration-time) configuration value that is defined by the message producer. The unit is seconds. |
Value Type | positiveLongType |
(1002)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<topic-multicast>
| |
Description | Forwards messages consumed from a topic to multiple destinations using multicast communication. A queued destination is ignored. |
Value Type | multicastType |
Child Elements |
(1004)
(1005)
(1006)
|
(1003)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-address>
| |
Description | Multicast address for topic multicast. Specify a valid address that is not reserved, from 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255. To allocate a valid, non-reserved address, refer to "http://www.iana.org/assignments/multicast-addresses" |
Value Type | token |
(1004)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-port>
| |
Description | Port number for topic multicast. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
(1005)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Buffer size for messages to be sent through topic multicast. The default value is 8 kilobytes. Add 'K' for KiloBytes, 'M' for MegaBytes, or 'G' for GigaBytes after the value. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | 8k |
(1006)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-thread-pool-min-size>
| |
Description | Minimum thread pool size to receive messages through topic multicast. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(1007)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-thread-pool-max-size>
| |
Description | Maximum thread pool size to receive messages through topic multicast. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 100 |
(1008)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
>
<durable-subscription>
| |
Description | Information about durable subscriptions. |
Value Type | durable-subscriptionType |
Child Elements |
(1010)
(1011)
(1012)
(1013)
(1014)
(1015)
|
(1009)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<client-id>
| |
Description | Client ID. This must be unique in the connection factory as well as among all client IDs in the durable subscription configurations. |
Value Type | token |
(1010)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<name>
| |
Description | Identifies a durable subscription. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1011)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<shared>
| |
Description | Option to share a durable subscription. If set to "true", a message is only sent to a single client. For more information, refer to "8.3.4 Shared Durable Subscription" of Java Message Service 2.0 Specification. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1012)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<destination-name>
| |
Description | Name of the destination for a durable subscription to receive messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1013)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<message-selector>
| |
Description | Message selector for a durable subscription. |
Value Type | token |
(1014)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<message-sort>
| |
Description | Message sorting mode for a durable subscription. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1015)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<res-ref>
| |
Description | Resource references to register in the server's JNDI. |
Value Type | res-refType |
Child Elements |
(1017)
|
(1016)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
res-ref
>
<jndi-info>
| |
Description | Export name and reference name of each resource reference to register in the server's JNDI. |
Value Type | jndi-infoType |
Child Elements |
(1018)
(1019)
|
(1017)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
res-ref
><
jndi-info
>
<ref-name>
| |
Description | Name of a reference. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | The reference name will be bound to an actual JNDI name. The reference name corresponds to that of the J2EE standard descriptor. |
(1018)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
res-ref
><
jndi-info
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Actual JNDI name defined in the JEUS DD. |
Value Type | token |
(1019)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<custom-resource-refs>
| |
Description | Valid resource in the server or cluster. |
Value Type | resource-refsType |
Child Elements |
(1021)
|
(1020)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
custom-resource-refs
>
<name>
| |
Description | ID of a valid resource on the server or cluster. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1021)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<external-resource-refs>
| |
Description | Valid resource in the server or cluster. |
Value Type | resource-refsType |
Child Elements |
(1023)
|
(1022)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
><
external-resource-refs
>
<name>
| |
Description | ID of a valid resource on the server or cluster. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1023)
<
domain
><
clusters
><
cluster
>
<cwdp-group-id>
| |
Description | ID of a group to run CWDP. CWDP messages are sent only between WebtoB and MS with the same ID. A message ca contain up to 31 characters. The default value is "". |
Value Type | tokenMaxLength31Type |
Default Value |
(1024)
<
domain
>
<server-templates>
| |
Description | Use this page to configure multiple server templates in a domain. Server templates use the same configuration as servers. Server templates are used for configuring clusters in the dynamic or scalable setup. When a server is created with a server template, the node name, listener's address and port settings are automatically changed based on the template. |
Value Type | serverTemplatesType |
Child Elements |
(1026)
|
(1025)
<
domain
><
server-templates
>
<server-template>
| |
Description | Detailed configuration for server templates to use in a domain. Server templates use the same configuration as servers. Server templates are used for configuring clusters in the dynamic or scalable setup. When a server is created with a server template, the node name, listener's address and port settings are automatically changed based on the template. |
Value Type | serverTemplateType |
Child Elements |
(1027)
(1028)
(1029)
(1030)
(1058)
(1059)
(1061)
(1067)
(1068)
(1069)
(1070)
(1071)
(1491)
(1527)
(1582)
(1583)
(1644)
(1705)
(1706)
(1707)
(1729)
(1746)
(1752)
(1753)
(1754)
(1755)
(1765)
(1766)
(1794)
(1809)
(1810)
(1815)
(1833)
(1834)
(1842)
(1843)
(1844)
(1846)
(1877)
(1881)
(1883)
(1885)
|
(1026)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<name>
| |
Description | Server name. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1027)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<auto-generated>
| |
Description | Indicates whether this server has been automatically generated. If a server contains this setting, it is automatically managed by the system. Therefore, do not configure this item. |
Value Type | auto-generatedType |
Defined Value |
DYNAMIC_SERVER SCALABLE_SERVER |
(1028)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<node-name>
| |
Description | Name of the node to which the server belongs. A node contains the machine and host information. |
Value Type | token |
(1029)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<listeners>
| |
Description | Properties required for handling socket connection requests and the socket listener used by the server's JEUS system. |
Value Type | listenersType |
Child Elements |
(1031)
(1032)
|
(1030)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
>
<base>
| |
Description | Base listener for JDNI services, security services, JMX services, and class FTP services. It must be the same as the name specified in the listener configuration. If this is not specified, port 9736 and default values will apply to the base listener setting. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1031)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
>
<listener>
| |
Description | Attributes required to handle socket listeners or socket connection requests. |
Value Type | listenerType |
Child Elements |
(1033)
(1034)
(1035)
(1036)
(1037)
(1038)
(1039)
(1055)
(1056)
(1057)
|
(1032)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<name>
| |
Description | Unified listener ID. It is the identifier for the listener to be referenced in other settings. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1033)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<listen-address>
| |
Description | IP address for a unified listener when there are multiple IP addresses. If there is only one IP address, the host name can be used instead. If not specified, one of the multiple IP addresses will be randomly chosen by default. When multiple IP addresses are used, they are delimited by commas (,). When using the Virtual Multicast, the base listener IP address or the host name must be specified. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1034)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<listen-port>
| |
Description | Port for unified listener. If not specified, port 9736 is used by default. Therefore, it must be specified when running multiple servers on the same machine. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 9736 |
(1035)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<selectors>
| |
Description | @Deprecated. Number of selectors to be used for I/O processing of the unified port listener. It is generally set to the number of CPU cores. The default value is 1. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 1 |
(1036)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<use-dual-selector>
| |
Description | @Deprecated. Indicates whether to use separate selectors for read and write operations of the unified port listener. This option is recommended when there is a large volume of concurrent read and write operations. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1037)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<backlog>
| |
Description | Backlog value for the unified listener. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 128 |
(1038)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<ssl>
| |
Description | Use this to configure the SSL attributes, which apply to all services that use the listener. |
Value Type | server-sslType |
Child Elements |
(1040)
(1041)
(1042)
(1043)
(1044)
(1045)
(1046)
(1047)
(1048)
(1049)
(1050)
(1051)
(1052)
(1053)
(1054)
|
(1039)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<client-auth>
| |
Description | Indicates whether client authentication is required. |
Value Type | client-authType |
Value Description | Need, Unnecessary, or Want. If this option is set to Need, the server requires a certificate from clients for authentication. Unnecessary indicates that authentication is not performed. The default value is Unnecessary. Want indicates that authentication is only performed when clients provide a certificate. Client authentication is usually performed for B2B applications only. |
Default Value | Unnecessary |
Defined Value |
Need Want Unnecessary |
(1040)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<ssl-protocol>
| |
Description | SSL protocol that is used for encoding and decoding. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Choose from SSLv3, TLSv1, TLSv1.1, or TLSv1.2. Multiple values can be specified using a comma as a delimiter. |
(1041)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<use-alt-jsse-provider>
| |
Description | Option to use an alternative JSSE (Java Secure Socket Extension) provider to the JDK JSSE provider. The BouncyCastle JSSE will be used, which will automatically set all other required items to the default values. |
Value Type | boolean |
(1042)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<cipher-suite>
| |
Description | Password suite used when sending actual data after a SSL handshake. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Default value is the cipher suite supported by the JDK. |
(1043)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<keystore-file>
| |
Description | File to store the server private key and the matching certificate. Unlike other web servers, PEM private key files are not supported. Java keystore files are recommended. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute or relative path. For a relative path, refer to ${JEUS_HOME}/domains/domain_name/config as the base. |
(1044)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<keystore-pass>
| |
Description | Password for a keystore file. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. Example: {DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw== |
Value Type | token |
(1045)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<keystore-keypassword>
| |
Description | Password for server secret keys saved in a keystore file. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. Example: {DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw== |
Value Type | token |
(1046)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<keystore-type>
| |
Description | Type of a keystore file. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Use Java's Keystore, "JKS," if you are using Sun's keytool. Use "PKCS12" if you are using Open SSL or Microsoft KeyManager. |
Default Value | JKS |
(1047)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<key-management-algorithm>
| |
Description | Management algorithm for keys that are stored in a keystore. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Use "SunX509" for the Sun JVM management algorithm, and "IbmX509" for the IBM JVM management algorithm. The default value is set to "SunX509" for the Sun JVM, and "IbmX509" for the IBM JVM. |
(1048)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<key-alias>
| |
Description | Key alias of the server certificate for SSL. |
Value Type | token |
(1049)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<truststore-file>
| |
Description | File that contains certificates for server authentication. This file contains the certificates required for SSL server authentication and client authentication. PEM-format certificates are not supported. JKS format is recommended. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute or relative path. For a relative path, refer to ${JEUS_HOME}/domains/domain_name/config as the base. |
(1050)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<truststore-pass>
| |
Description | Password for the truststore file. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. Example: {DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw== |
Value Type | token |
(1051)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<truststore-type>
| |
Description | Truststore type. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Use Java's Keystore, "JKS," if you are using Sun's keytool. Use "PKCS12" if you are using Open SSL or Microsoft KeyManager. |
Default Value | JKS |
(1052)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<trust-management-algorithm>
| |
Description | Management algorithm for the trust to be stored in the truststore. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Use "SunX509" for the Sun JVM management algorithm, and "IbmX509" for the IBM JVM management algorithm. The default value is set to "SunX509" for the Sun JVM, and "IbmX509" for the IBM JVM. |
(1053)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
><
ssl
>
<crl-file>
| |
Description | File that contains certification revocation list. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute or relative path. For a relative path, refer to ${JEUS_HOME}/domains/domain_name/config as the base. |
(1054)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<keep-alive-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum time that a KeepAlive client waits for a request. If the client does not receive a request within the specified time, the connection ends. It is not recommended to use this setting for base listeners. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds. The value must be greater than or equal to 0. If set to 0, the connection remains alive. |
(1055)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<read-timeout>
| |
Description | Socket read timeout. It is a period of time between read operations for a socket while the connection is maintained. The timeout is valid even after the socket is passed to the service. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Integer in milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
(1056)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
listeners
><
listener
>
<reserved-thread-num>
| |
Description | Thread pool reserved for the Integration Services service. By default, the service uses the system thread pool (threadpool.System), but you can dedicate a thread pool for the service. The total number of threads for all services including those for the Integration Services service, should not exceed the maximum thread pool size. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(1057)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<group>
| |
Description | Group used for server management. You can manage servers by group on WebAdmin. |
Value Type | token |
(1058)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<jvm-config>
| |
Description | JVM setting. |
Value Type | jvmConfigType |
Child Elements |
(1060)
|
(1059)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jvm-config
>
<jvm-option>
| |
Description | Use this to configure options on the JVM. Enumerate multiple options by separating them with line breaks or spaces. The options will be applied in the listed order. This option is equivalent to the command option for JEUS 6 and earlier versions. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1060)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<user-interceptor>
| |
Description | User-specific functions. |
Value Type | userInterceptorType |
Child Elements |
(1062)
(1063)
(1064)
(1065)
|
(1061)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-interceptor
>
<preceding-command>
| |
Description | Command to run before running the Java command after the JEUS server startup. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1062)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-interceptor
>
<jeus-classloader-append-class-path>
| |
Description | New classpath to append to the JEUS's top level class loader. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Delimit multiple entries with an OS path separator. |
(1063)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-interceptor
>
<jeus-classloader-append-dirs>
| |
Description | Directory for all of whose new classpaths will be appended to the JEUS's top level classloader. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Delimit multiple entries with an OS path separator. |
(1064)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-interceptor
>
<profile-class-option-name>
| |
Description | Main class name and its relevant necessary arguments of a profile. This allows you to specify as the main class a class other than that registered with the server. In this case, server's main class is set as an argument of the profile's main class. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1065)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-interceptor
>
<boot-classloader-append-class-path>
| |
Description | Classpath to append to bootstrap.jar in the SystemClassLoader when starting a JVM. The system class loader is the parent of the JEUS's top level classloader. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Delimit multiple entries with an OS path separator. |
(1066)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<engine-init-on-startup>
| |
Description | Time for initializating engines such as Web, EJB, and JMS that are configured on the server. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | True indicates that the engines are initialized when they are used. False indicates that the engines are initialized when the server starts. |
Default Value | true |
(1067)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<use-web-engine>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use a Web engine for the server. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1068)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<use-ejb-engine>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use an EJB engine for the server. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1069)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<use-jms-engine>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use a JMS engine for the server. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1070)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<web-engine>
| |
Description | A Web engine provides the environment for running J2EE Web and Servlet applications. It corresponds to the web container in the J2EE specifications. It is started when the JEUS server starts. Each JEUS server can only have one Web engine. |
Value Type | web-containerType |
Child Elements |
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|
(1071)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
>
<default-error-page>
| |
Description | Error page that is used when web applications do not have a dedicated error page. Only a static file such as HTML or HTM can be set. This should be the absolute path. This does not use forwarding or redirecting. This reads the HTML file and returns it as the HTTP response body. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | The absolute path to the HTML or HTM file. |
(1072)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
>
<response-header>
| |
Description | Header for web application responses. |
Value Type | response-headerType |
Child Elements |
(1074)
|
(1073)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
response-header
>
<custom-header>
| |
Description | Defines custom fields to add to HTTP response messages. |
Value Type | custom-headerType |
Child Elements |
(1075)
|
(1074)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
response-header
><
custom-header
>
<header-field>
| |
Description | Field names and values that are added to all HTTP responses of the web engine. |
Value Type | header-fieldType |
Child Elements |
(1076)
(1077)
|
(1075)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
response-header
><
custom-header
><
header-field
>
<field-name>
| |
Description | HTTP response field name. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Field name |
(1076)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
response-header
><
custom-header
><
header-field
>
<field-value>
| |
Description | Field value. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Field value |
(1077)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding used to handle web application requests or responses. |
Value Type | encodingType |
Child Elements |
(1079)
(1083)
(1086)
|
(1078)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
encoding
>
<request-encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding to apply when reading an HTTP request. The encoding converts a byte array (query strings or application/x-www-form-urlencoded content type) that was read from a socket to a string object by parsing it. |
Value Type | requestEncodingType |
Child Elements |
(1080)
(1081)
(1082)
|
(1079)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<default>
| |
Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(1080)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<client-override>
| |
Description | Encoding that converts the character attribute of a content-type header sent from an HTTP client. This option supplants the <forced> setting in JEUS 7 Fix #1 and earlier versions. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1081)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<forced>
| |
Description | Encoding that overrides the default or the specified one. This has priority over any operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(1082)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
encoding
>
<response-encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding to apply when configuring the "XXX" part of "Content-type: text/html; charset=XXX" of an HTTP response header. This encoding type is also used for a JSP page. Within a container, the encoding is referred to when converting a string object that was created by a servlet to a byte array in order to save the object in a buffer. |
Value Type | encodingSubType |
Child Elements |
(1084)
(1085)
|
(1083)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
encoding
><
response-encoding
>
<default>
| |
Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(1084)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
encoding
><
response-encoding
>
<forced>
| |
Description | Encoding that overrides the default encoding. This has priority over any other operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(1085)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
encoding
>
<request-url-encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding to apply to the first line of HTTP requests. This value has a higher priority than the value specified in request-encoding when decoding the query string included in the request line. |
Value Type | encodingSubType |
Child Elements |
(1087)
(1088)
|
(1086)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
encoding
><
request-url-encoding
>
<default>
| |
Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(1087)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
encoding
><
request-url-encoding
>
<forced>
| |
Description | Encoding that overrides the default encoding. This has priority over any other operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(1088)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
>
<cookie-policy>
| |
Description | Policy for HTTP headers to read or write cookies. This does not apply to the jakarta.servlet.http.Cookie method. |
Value Type | httpCookiePolicyType |
Child Elements |
(1090)
|
(1089)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
cookie-policy
>
<write-value-on-header-policy>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to apply the URL encoding rule when reading or using the cookies in an HTTP header. |
Value Type | write-value-on-header-policyType |
Child Elements |
(1091)
(1092)
|
(1090)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
cookie-policy
><
write-value-on-header-policy
>
<apply-url-encoding-rule>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the URL encoding rule will be applied. |
Value Type | boolean |
(1091)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
cookie-policy
><
write-value-on-header-policy
>
<charset-encoding>
| |
Description | Character encoding used when responding to and decoding cookies regardless of whether the URL encoding rule has been configured. If character encoding is not configured, the request and response encoding are used by default. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1092)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
>
<properties>
| |
Description | Properties to apply to the web engine. |
Value Type | propertiesType |
Child Elements |
(1094)
|
(1093)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
properties
>
<property>
| |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1095)
(1096)
|
(1094)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
properties
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1095)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
properties
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1096)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
>
<jsp-engine>
| |
Description | JSP engine used to compile or run JSP files in web applications. |
Value Type | jsp-engineType |
Child Elements |
(1098)
(1099)
(1100)
(1101)
(1102)
(1103)
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|
(1097)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<check-included-jspfile>
| |
Description | Recompiles a JSP file after checking whether its included JSP files and tag files are updated. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(1098)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<keep-generated>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to keep Java files after compilation. Keeping source files is useful for debugging. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(1099)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<use-in-memory-compilation>
| |
Description | Recompiles JSP files that are running by creating .java and .class files in memory. However, .class files are written to the file system by using background threads so that they are not recompiled when the server restarts. When <keep-generated> is set to true, .java files are written in the system using background threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1100)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<graceful-jsp-reloading>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to regularly check for any update in a JSP file and create a JSP page instance if there is any. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1101)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<graceful-jsp-reloading-period>
| |
Description | Time period after which Graceful Jsp Reloading is performed. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
(1102)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<jsp-work-dir>
| |
Description | Directory for JSP class files. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute path to JSP class files. |
(1103)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<java-compiler>
| |
Description | Java compiler with which to compile JSP Java source into servlet classes. The default compiler is the Java Compiler API included in JVM. However, Java compilation occasionally uses a lot of memory, which may cause memory issues in a real service environment. Therefore, it is recommended to compile a separate process by selecting javac or perform compilation through AppCompiler in advance. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | java6 |
(1104)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<compile-output-dir>
| |
Description | Directory for JSP class files other than JSP Work Dir. If this element is not configured, the files are stored in JSP Work Dir. This option is not used in general. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute path to JSP class files. |
(1105)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
jsp-engine
>
<compile-option>
| |
Description | Servlet compiler. This option is not used in general. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Compile options (Refer to Java Compiler Setting Items). |
(1106)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
>
<attach-stacktrace-on-error>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to attach the stack trace to error pages that are sent from JEUS. This configuration is useful during development, but should be disabled in production environments. If default-error-page is set, this option will be ignored. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables attaching the stack trace. |
Default Value | false |
(1107)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
>
<virtual-host>
| |
Description | Indicates whether a single server can host multiple web applications. Servers that belong to the same virtual host can host the same applications, but servers that belong to different virtual hosts cannot host the same applications. |
Value Type | virtual-hostType |
Child Elements |
(1109)
(1110)
(1111)
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|
(1108)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<virtual-host-name>
| |
Description | Internal identification name of the virtual host. DEFAULT_HOST and SYSTEM_HOST are reserved words and cannot be used. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1109)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<host-name>
| |
Description | DNS name(e.g., "www.foo.com") or IP address. A TCP port can be specified if necessary. (e.g., "www.foo.com:8088") The specified character string must be unique within a web engine. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1110)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool to handle requests when no context thread pool mapped to the request uri exists. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
(1112)
(1113)
(1114)
(1115)
(1116)
|
(1111)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(1112)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(1113)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
>
<max-idle-time>
| |
Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(1114)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
>
<max-queue>
| |
Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(1115)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
>
<thread-state-notify>
| |
Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
(1117)
(1118)
(1119)
(1120)
(1121)
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(1116)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<max-thread-active-time>
| |
Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
(1117)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<interrupt-thread>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1118)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<active-timeout-notification>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1119)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(1120)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(1121)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(1122)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(1123)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that is used for web application requests and responses. |
Value Type | webContainerEncodingType |
Child Elements |
(1125)
(1129)
|
(1124)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
>
<request-encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding to apply when reading an HTTP request. The encoding converts a byte array (query strings or application/x-www-form-urlencoded content type) that was read from a socket to a string object by parsing it. |
Value Type | requestEncodingType |
Child Elements |
(1126)
(1127)
(1128)
|
(1125)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<default>
| |
Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(1126)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<client-override>
| |
Description | Encoding that converts the character attribute of a content-type header sent from an HTTP client. This option supplants the <forced> setting in JEUS 7 Fix #1 and earlier versions. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1127)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<forced>
| |
Description | Encoding that overrides the default or the specified one. This has priority over any operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(1128)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
>
<response-encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding to apply when configuring the "XXX" part of "Content-type: text/html; charset=XXX" of an HTTP response header. This encoding type is also used for a JSP page. Within a container, the encoding is referred to when converting a string object that was created by a servlet to a byte array in order to save the object in a buffer. |
Value Type | encodingSubType |
Child Elements |
(1130)
(1131)
|
(1129)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
><
response-encoding
>
<default>
| |
Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(1130)
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domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
><
response-encoding
>
<forced>
| |
Description | Encoding that overrides the default encoding. This has priority over any other operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(1131)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<cookie-policy>
| |
Description | Policy for HTTP headers to read or write cookies. This does not apply to the jakarta.servlet.http.Cookie method. |
Value Type | httpCookiePolicyType |
Child Elements |
(1133)
|
(1132)
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domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
cookie-policy
>
<write-value-on-header-policy>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to apply the URL encoding rule when reading or using the cookies in an HTTP header. |
Value Type | write-value-on-header-policyType |
Child Elements |
(1134)
(1135)
|
(1133)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
cookie-policy
><
write-value-on-header-policy
>
<apply-url-encoding-rule>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the URL encoding rule will be applied. |
Value Type | boolean |
(1134)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
cookie-policy
><
write-value-on-header-policy
>
<charset-encoding>
| |
Description | Character encoding used when responding to and decoding cookies regardless of whether the URL encoding rule has been configured. If character encoding is not configured, the request and response encoding are used by default. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1135)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<properties>
| |
Description | Properties for the virtual host. |
Value Type | propertiesType |
Child Elements |
(1137)
|
(1136)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
properties
>
<property>
| |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1138)
(1139)
|
(1137)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
properties
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1138)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
properties
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1139)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<attach-stacktrace-on-error>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to attach the stack trace to error pages that are sent from JEUS. This configuration is useful during development, but should be disabled in production environments. If default-error-page is set, this option will be ignored. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables attaching the stack trace. |
(1140)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
>
<access-log>
| |
Description | Configuration for access logs at the virtual host level. By default, access logs created on a virtual host are also created in web engine-level access logs. |
Value Type | access-logType |
Child Elements |
(1142)
(1143)
(1144)
(1145)
(1146)
(1201)
(1202)
(1203)
(1204)
|
(1141)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<level>
| |
Description | Logging level. For the description of each logging level, refer to "Level Class Documentation" for Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | INFO |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1142)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<use-parent-handlers>
| |
Description | Option to indicate whether a logger should use its parent handlers. The default is true. However, for the JEUS logger, which is a root logger, this option must be set to false. This option does not apply to web engine access loggers. If this option is set to false for virtual host's access loggers, access logs for the entire web engine will not contain those by each virtual host. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1143)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to a logger. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1144)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. When specifying a formatting pattern, % cannot be used other than as a formatter character. The following 9 formatters are supported: %d, %l, %J, %T, %c, %M, %N, %a, and %m. Refer to "8.3. Logging Configuration" in "JEUS Server Guide" for more information about each formatter. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(1145)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<handler>
| |
Description | Handler for a logger. |
Value Type | handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1147)
(1163)
(1179)
(1186)
|
(1146)
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domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<file-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a file. |
Value Type | file-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1148)
(1149)
(1150)
(1151)
(1152)
(1153)
(1154)
(1155)
(1156)
(1157)
(1158)
(1159)
(1160)
(1161)
(1162)
|
(1147)
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domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1148)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1149)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1150)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1151)
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domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<file-name>
| |
Description | Name of the file to be used by the handler. If not configured, it is set to the default value. For information about the default file names, refer to "JEUS Server Guide." |
Value Type | token |
(1152)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<permission>
| |
Description | Access permission to the log file. Set to 9 characters that consist of r, w, x, and -. (Note: available only for the Unix family operating systems.) |
Value Type | string |
(1153)
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domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<chown>
| |
Description | Owner of a log file to set the owner group of the file. Specify comma(,)-separated owner-group pairs, in order. |
Value Type | string |
(1154)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<enable-rotation>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the file will use log file rotation. If not specified, it is set to true by default, and rotation is used when logging to the file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(1155)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-count>
| |
Description | Number of backup files to retain when log file rotation is enabled. If this option is not set while files are rotated by their size, files are archived up to 99999 files. If the files are archived by date or time, they will accumulate without limit. |
Value Type | off-intType |
(1156)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-dir>
| |
Description | Directory where files will be archived when log file rotation is enabled. If the directory is not specified, the log files are stored in the directory for the current log file. |
Value Type | string |
(1157)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-day>
| |
Description | Number of days before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of days. Dates are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer. When any of valid-day, valid-hour, or valid-size is not specified, the file will be updated based on the default value. |
Default Value | 1 |
(1158)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-hour>
| |
Description | Number of hours before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of hours. Dates and hours are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer |
(1159)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew a file when its maximum size is exceeded. Indexes are sequentially appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Kilobytes |
(1160)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the buffer used when the handler sends output messages to a file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes. The default value is 1,024. |
Default Value | 1024 |
(1161)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<append>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to append lines to the original file used by the handler. If this option is set to false and Enable Rotation is true, log files will be rotated at boot. If Enable Rotation is set to false, a new file will replace the existing file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(1162)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<smtp-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to an email address. |
Value Type | smtp-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1164)
(1165)
(1166)
(1167)
(1168)
(1169)
(1170)
(1171)
(1172)
(1173)
(1176)
(1177)
(1178)
|
(1163)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1164)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1165)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1166)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1167)
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domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<smtp-host-address>
| |
Description | Host address of the SMTP server through which an email will be sent. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1168)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-id>
| |
Description | ID of the email sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1169)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-password>
| |
Description | Password of the email sender. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}cipher text. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1170)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<from-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1171)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<to-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1172)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<property>
| |
Description | SMTP property to be used for the mail server. If the property is configured in the schema, that value overrides the one configured in this option. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1174)
(1175)
|
(1173)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1174)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1175)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<cc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the carbon copy (CC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1176)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<bcc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the blind carbon copy (BCC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1177)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<send-for-all-messages>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to send all log messages to an email address. If this option is set to false, only the messages written through the logger's send() method will be sent. That is, only the messages that were intended to be sent to an email address will be sent. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1178)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<socket-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a specified socket. |
Value Type | socket-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1180)
(1181)
(1182)
(1183)
(1184)
(1185)
|
(1179)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1180)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1181)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1182)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1183)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<address>
| |
Description | IP address that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1184)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<port>
| |
Description | Number of the port that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(1185)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<user-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that has been created by the user using the Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | user-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1187)
(1188)
(1189)
(1190)
(1191)
(1192)
(1196)
(1197)
|
(1186)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1187)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1188)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1189)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1190)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified class name of the user-created handler. The class must inherit 'java.util.logging.Handler' and implement 'jeus.util.logging.JeusHandler'. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1191)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-property>
| |
Description | Properties that the handler will have. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the handler through the JeusHandler.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
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<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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handler
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handler-property
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property
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<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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handler-property
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property
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<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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handler
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user-handler
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<formatter-pattern>
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Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
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handler
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user-handler
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<formatter-property>
| |
Description | Properties for the formatter that the handler will use. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the formatter through the JeusFormatter.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
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formatter-property
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<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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handler
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user-handler
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formatter-property
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property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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handler
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user-handler
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formatter-property
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property
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<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<enable>
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Description | Determines whether to use access logs. If this is set to false for each virtual host's access logs, the web engine access logger will be used. If this is set to false for web engine access logger, no access logs will be recorded. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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access-log
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<format>
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Description | Option to use Apache's common log format. It contains commonly used aliases named default, common, combined, and debug. common = %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b combined = %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-agent}i\" default = common + processing time (%D) debug = default + session ID + request thread name Set this to 6deprecated to use the formats from JEUS 6 and previous versions. Note that these formats cannot be changed dynamically. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | default |
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web-engine
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access-log
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<exclude-ext>
| |
Description | File extensions that do not leave access logs. Use a comma to separate multiple items. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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web-engine
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access-log
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<enable-host-name-lookup>
| |
Description | Option to record logs using host names instead of IP addresses for the %h format. If set to true, overhead may occur due to DNS lookup. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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virtual-host
>
<pipeline>
| |
Description | Virtual host-level filter configurations. This setting is performed before the application runs and applies after the web-engine setting. For more information, refer to the relevant guide. |
Value Type | pipelineType |
Child Elements |
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virtual-host
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pipeline
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<valve>
| |
Description | Configure valves at the server, virtual host or context level. |
Value Type | valveType |
Child Elements |
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valve
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<class-name>
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Description | Valve class name for the server, virtual host or context-level configuration. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Class that inherits from ValveBase of JEUS |
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virtual-host
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pipeline
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valve
>
<property>
| |
Description | Valve property. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Value Description | Key-value pair as described in the guide |
Child Elements |
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virtual-host
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pipeline
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valve
><
property
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<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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virtual-host
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pipeline
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valve
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property
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<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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web-engine
>
<web-connections>
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Description | Use this to configure the connection with a web server, or configures the web listener provided independently in JEUS. |
Value Type | web-connectionsType |
Child Elements |
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web-connections
>
<http-listener>
| |
Description | Enables the HTTP Listener, which is a web server provided by the web engine. This should be used for small production environments or for internal management. Using WebtoB or Apache web servers is recommended in large production environments. |
Value Type | http-listenerType |
Child Elements |
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web-engine
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<name>
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Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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server-template
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web-engine
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web-connections
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http-listener
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<thread-pool>
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Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
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thread-pool
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<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
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thread-pool
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<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
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<max-idle-time>
| |
Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
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thread-pool
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<max-queue>
| |
Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
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thread-pool
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<thread-state-notify>
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Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
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>
<max-thread-active-time>
| |
Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
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<interrupt-thread>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<active-timeout-notification>
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Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
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Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
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thread-pool
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>
<notify-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
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server-template
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web-connections
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thread-pool
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>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
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><
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>
<restart-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
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server-templates
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server-template
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web-engine
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web-connections
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http-listener
>
<output-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
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web-engine
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web-connections
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<postdata-read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
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server-template
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web-engine
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web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<max-post-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
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web-connections
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>
<max-parameter-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
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>
<max-header-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
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web-connections
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>
<max-header-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
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<max-querystring-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
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web-connections
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>
<server-access-control>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to control server access. If this option is set to true, only the server that is set in allowed-server can access the listener. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables the configuration. |
Default Value | false |
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>
<allowed-server>
| |
Description | Server IP address at which to access the listener. This is only used when server-access-control is set to true. Requests from other servers will be declined. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | The server IP address that can access the listener. |
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server-templates
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server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<server-listener-ref>
| |
Description | Selects the server listener that is referenced by the listener. The listener named ADMIN-HTTP can be used for internal management. This listener always refers to the "BASE" server listener. It can be used to access the domain management server's WebAdmin and to test gracefully redistributed web applications, but it cannot be used to access web applications. Using Server Access Control and Allowed Server with this listener is recommended. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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>
<http2>
| |
Description | Option to support HTTP/2 protocol. An HTTP/2 listener supports both h2c (clear text) and h2 (over TLS). However, Java 7 does not provide Cipher Suites that satisfy HTTP/2 specifications. Java v8.0 or higher is required to enable h2. |
Value Type | http2Type |
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><
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>
<settings-enable-push>
| |
Description | Option to enable HTTP/2 Server Push. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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server-template
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web-engine
><
web-connections
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http2
>
<settings-max-concurrent-streams>
| |
Description | Indicates to convert the default SETTINGS_MAX_CONCURRENT_STREAMS value defined in HTTP/2 RFC. This configuration limits the number of requests to be sent to TCP connection at a time. If this value is too large, multiple threads that belong to a listener may be temporarily occupied by a single client. The value must be properly set by considering the maximum value of threads in a listener thread pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 32 |
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>
<settings-max-frame-size>
| |
Description | Indicates to convert the default SETTINGS_MAX_FRAME_SIZE value defined in HTTP/2 RFC. This value ranges from 16384 to 2^24-1 (16,777,215) according to the RFC specification. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 16384 |
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>
<settings-ack-timeout>
| |
Description | Timeout value to wait for an ACK after SETTINGS frame. If ACK is not returned within the ACK timeout interval, a connection error will be generated with the SETTINGS_TIMEOUT error code. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 5000 |
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>
<connection-type>
| |
Description | Overrides the response connection type. |
Value Type | webConnectionType |
Defined Value |
keep-alive close none |
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web-connections
>
<webtob-connector>
| |
Description | Connector to integrate with WebtoB. JEUS functions as a client when communicating with WebtoB. |
Value Type | webtob-connectorType |
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<name>
| |
Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
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thread-pool
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<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
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web-connections
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><
thread-pool
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<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
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>
<max-idle-time>
| |
Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
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thread-pool
>
<max-queue>
| |
Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
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thread-pool
>
<thread-state-notify>
| |
Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
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<max-thread-active-time>
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Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
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<interrupt-thread>
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Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<active-timeout-notification>
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Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<notify-threshold-ratio>
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Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
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<notify-subject>
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Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
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<restart-threshold-ratio>
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Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
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<restart-subject>
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Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
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<output-buffer-size>
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Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
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<postdata-read-timeout>
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Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
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<max-post-size>
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Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
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<max-parameter-count>
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Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
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<max-header-count>
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Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
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<max-header-size>
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Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
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<max-querystring-size>
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Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
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<wjp-version>
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Description | WJP protocol version that is used to connect to WebtoB. Options are 1 and 2. Set to 1 for WebtoB 4.1.6 or earlier because 2 is not supported. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 2 |
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<registration-id>
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Description | Registration ID name that is used to connect to the WebtoB server. The name can contain up to 15 characters according to the protocol predefined by JEUS and WebtoB. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | The Registration ID name must be same as the name in the *SERVER section of WebtoB configuration file. |
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<hth-count>
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Description | Number of HTH processes set for WebtoB server. Set to the same as the number of HTH processes on WebtoB server. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 1 |
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<connection-count>
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Description | Count of WJP connections per HTH process. The number of connections to WebtoB is limited to this setting value. Therefore, it must be between the MinProc and MaxProc values specified in the WebtoB configuration. When dynamically changing the existing value to a smaller number, running threads can be terminated. Therefore, reducing the existing value when receiving requests is not recommended. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of WJP connections |
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<threshold>
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Description | Threshold for load balancing to pass to WebtoB. This setting applies when multiple JEUSs are connected to a single WebtoB host. When this threshold value is reached, WebtoB primarily assigns requests to another JEUS. The threshold does not apply when sticky session routing is set. The threshold applies only to WJP v1. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Threshold for connections |
Default Value | -1 |
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<use-nio>
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Description | Option to use the NIO communication with the WebtoB Connector. The default value is true, in case of which the domain socket communication cannot be used. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Use of NIO communication |
Default Value | true |
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<network-address>
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Description | WebtoB TCP/IP address information. |
Value Type | webtob-ip-addressType |
Child Elements |
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<port>
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Description | Port with which to access WebtoB. This port number must match the value of JSVPORT in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
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<ip-address>
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Description | IP address of WebtoB. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | localhost |
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<domain-socket-address>
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Description | UNIX domain socket information or information for IPC communication with HTH process in Windows. If WebtoB and web engine are on the same machine, they communicate through UNIX domain socket (pipe). In Windows, however, they communicate through a general socket. |
Value Type | webtob-domain-socket-addressType |
Child Elements |
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<webtob-home>
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Description | Home directory of WebtoB. This configuration value overrides the OS environment variable that indicates the WebtoB home directory (JEUS_WSDIR or WEBTOBDIR). |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute directory path with the path delimiter attached at the end ("\" for Windows, "/" for UNIX). |
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<webtob-ipcbaseport>
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Description | Port for Windows for IPC with the WebtoB HTH process. This replaces the OS environment variable WEBTOB_IPCBASEPORT. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 6666 |
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<read-timeout>
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Description | Maximum wait time for receiving a message from WebtoB. If no message is received within this time, the current connection is terminated and a new connection is made. It there is a firewall between WebtoB and JEUS, this setting can be used to check for the arrival of ping messages from WebtoB. Set a value that is greater than the svrchktime value of WebtoB. If this value is greater than 0 and less than 1, 1 second is used. If set to -1, OS setting overrides this setting. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 120000 |
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<reconnect-interval>
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Description | Interval at which reconnection is attempted until it succeeds when a connection between WebtoB and JEUS is disconnected. If this value is less than 1, 1 second is used. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 5000 |
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<reconnect-count-for-backup>
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Description | Maximum number of reconnections attempted if a connection between WebtoB and JEUS is disconnected. When the number of attempts reaches this value, failover is attempted to a backup WebtoB server. This is applicable only when webtob-backup is set. This value must be greater than 0. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 12 |
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<send-buffer-size>
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Description | Number of sndbuf bytes used when connecting TCP socket or UNIX domain socket to WebtoB. Note that if this value is too large, socket may not be created due to insufficient kernel memory. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes |
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<receive-buffer-size>
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Description | Number of rcvbuf bytes used when connecting TCP socket or UNIX domain socket to WebtoB. Note that if this value is too large, socket may not be created due to insufficient kernel memory. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes |
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<request-prefetch>
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Description | Option to use WebtoB Request prefetch. If this is set to true, the next WebtoB Request, other than the request currently being processed, is prefetched and saved in the Request Queue to improve performance. If the web engine is abnormally terminated, prefetched WebtoB Request may be lost. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<connection-type>
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Description | Overrides the response connection type. |
Value Type | webConnectionType |
Defined Value |
keep-alive close none |
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<secure>
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Description | Security protocol, such as TLS, used to connect to WebtoB. |
Value Type | webtob-secure-type |
Child Elements |
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<trust-store-file-path>
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Description | File that contains WebtoB certificate. Both absolute and relative paths are allowed. If a relative path is used, the file is searched under the ${JEUS_HOME}/domains/${DOMAIN_NAME}/config/servlet directory. |
Value Type | token |
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<trust-store-file-password>
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Description | Password for opening the file that is specified in <trust-store-file-path>. It is recommended to specify it in the form of {DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw==. |
Value Type | token |
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<trust-store-file-type>
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Description | Type of file specified in <truststore-file-path>. Usually, JKS (Java KeyStore) or PKCS12 is used. The default value is JKS. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | JKS |
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<key-store-file-path>
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Description | File that contains secret key and the certificate that matches the key. It is used by WebtoB to authenticate JEUS using Client Authentication. Both absolute and relative paths are allowed. If a relative path is used, the file is searched under the ${JEUS_HOME}/domains/${DOMAIN_NAME}/config/servlet directory. |
Value Type | token |
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<key-store-file-password>
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Description | <Password for opening the file specified in <key-store-file-path>. The password is required If <key-store-file-path> is set. It is recommended to specify it in the form of {DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw==. |
Value Type | token |
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<private-key-password>
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Description | Password for secret key in the file specified in <key-store-file-path>. By default, the value in <key-store-file-password> is used. The password is used to access the secret key in the javax.net.ssl.KeyManagerFactory implementation. It is recommended to use the a form like '{DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw=='. |
Value Type | token |
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<key-store-file-type>
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Description | Type of file specified in <key-store-file-path>. Usually, JKS (Java KeyStore) or PKCS12 is used. The default value is JKS. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | JKS |
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<secure-protocol-name>
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Description | Communication security protocol for communicating with a server. It is used when creating javax.net.ssl.SSLContext through javax.net.ssl.SSLContext#getInstance (String protocol). The default value is TLS. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | TLS |
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<trust-manager-factory-algorithm-name>
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Description | Algorithm for creating javax.net.ssl.TrustManagerFactory that handles certificates. JEUS does not provide JSSE Provider. If not specified, the default value of a JVM vendor is used. |
Value Type | token |
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<key-manager-factory-algorithm-name>
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Description | Algorithm for creating javax.net.ssl.KeyManagerFactory, which handles secret keys. JEUS does not provide JSSE Provider. If not specified, the default value of a JVM vendor is used. It is used by WebtoB to authenticate JEUS using Client Authentication. |
Value Type | token |
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<webtob-backup>
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Description | Backup WebtoB that operates when the current WebtoB connection to JEUS fails. |
Value Type | webtob-backupType |
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<network-address>
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Description | WebtoB TCP/IP address |
Value Type | webtob-ip-addressType |
Child Elements |
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<port>
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Description | Port with which to access WebtoB. This port number must match the value of JSVPORT in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
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<ip-address>
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Description | IP address of WebtoB. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | localhost |
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<domain-socket-address>
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Description | UNIX domain socket information or information for socket communication with HTH process in Windows. |
Value Type | webtob-domain-socket-addressType |
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<webtob-home>
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Description | Home directory of WebtoB. This configuration value overrides the OS environment variable that indicates the WebtoB home directory (JEUS_WSDIR or WEBTOBDIR). |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute directory path with the path delimiter attached at the end ("\" for Windows, "/" for UNIX). |
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<webtob-ipcbaseport>
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Description | Port for Windows for IPC with the WebtoB HTH process. This replaces the OS environment variable WEBTOB_IPCBASEPORT. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 6666 |
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<ajp13-listener>
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Description | Enables the AJP 1.3 protocol, which uses the Apache mod_jk module. |
Value Type | ajp13-listenerType |
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<name>
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Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<thread-pool>
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Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
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<min>
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Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
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<max>
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Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
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<max-idle-time>
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Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
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<max-queue>
| |
Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(1308)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<thread-state-notify>
| |
Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
(1310)
(1311)
(1312)
(1313)
(1314)
(1315)
(1316)
|
(1309)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<max-thread-active-time>
| |
Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
(1310)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<interrupt-thread>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1311)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<active-timeout-notification>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1312)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(1313)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(1314)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(1315)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(1316)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<output-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
(1317)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<postdata-read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
(1318)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<max-post-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
(1319)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<max-parameter-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(1320)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<max-header-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
(1321)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<max-header-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
(1322)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<max-querystring-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
(1323)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<server-access-control>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to control server access. If this option is set to true, only the server that is set in allowed-server can access the listener. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables the configuration. |
Default Value | false |
(1324)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<allowed-server>
| |
Description | Server IP address at which to access the listener. This is only used when server-access-control is set to true. Requests from other servers will be declined. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | The server IP address that can access the listener. |
(1325)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<server-listener-ref>
| |
Description | Server listener that is referenced by the AJP13 listener. "BASE" Listener cannot be chosen. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1326)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<read-timeout>
| |
Description | This configuration value is no longer used. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 0 |
(1327)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
>
<tcp-listener>
| |
Description | TCP listener, which supports TCP-based custom protocols instead of HTTP. Service developers should define their own protocols. |
Value Type | tcp-listenerType |
Child Elements |
(1329)
(1330)
(1343)
(1344)
(1345)
(1346)
(1347)
(1348)
(1349)
(1350)
(1351)
(1352)
(1353)
(1354)
|
(1328)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<name>
| |
Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1329)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
(1331)
(1332)
(1333)
(1334)
(1335)
|
(1330)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(1331)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(1332)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max-idle-time>
| |
Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(1333)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max-queue>
| |
Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(1334)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<thread-state-notify>
| |
Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
(1336)
(1337)
(1338)
(1339)
(1340)
(1341)
(1342)
|
(1335)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<max-thread-active-time>
| |
Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
(1336)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<interrupt-thread>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1337)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<active-timeout-notification>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1338)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(1339)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(1340)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(1341)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(1342)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<output-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
(1343)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<postdata-read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
(1344)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-post-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
(1345)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-parameter-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(1346)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-header-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
(1347)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-header-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
(1348)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-querystring-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
(1349)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<server-access-control>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to control server access. If this option is set to true, only the server that is set in allowed-server can access the listener. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables the configuration. |
Default Value | false |
(1350)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<allowed-server>
| |
Description | Server IP address at which to access the listener. This is only used when server-access-control is set to true. Requests from other servers will be declined. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | The server IP address that can access the listener. |
(1351)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<server-listener-ref>
| |
Description | Server listener that is referenced by the listener. "BASE" Listener cannot be chosen. Also, the specified server listener cannot be shared with other web listeners. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1352)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<connection-type>
| |
Description | Overrides the response connection type. |
Value Type | webConnectionType |
Defined Value |
keep-alive close none |
(1353)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<dispatcher-config-class>
| |
Description | Dispatcher configuration class. The class must be in the location specified in the classpath. The name must be a fully qualified class name. |
Value Type | token |
(1354)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
>
<tmax-connector>
| |
Description | Connector to integrate with Tmax. JEUS functions as a client when communicating with Tmax. |
Value Type | tmax-connectorType |
Child Elements |
(1356)
(1357)
(1370)
(1371)
(1372)
(1373)
(1374)
(1375)
(1376)
(1377)
(1378)
(1379)
(1380)
(1381)
(1382)
(1383)
(1384)
(1385)
(1386)
(1387)
(1388)
(1389)
(1390)
|
(1355)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<name>
| |
Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1356)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
(1358)
(1359)
(1360)
(1361)
(1362)
|
(1357)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(1358)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(1359)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<max-idle-time>
| |
Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(1360)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<max-queue>
| |
Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(1361)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<thread-state-notify>
| |
Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
(1363)
(1364)
(1365)
(1366)
(1367)
(1368)
(1369)
|
(1362)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<max-thread-active-time>
| |
Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
(1363)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<interrupt-thread>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1364)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
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<active-timeout-notification>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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thread-state-notify
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<notify-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
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><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
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thread-pool
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thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
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web-connections
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tmax-connector
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thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
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server-templates
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server-template
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web-engine
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web-connections
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tmax-connector
>
<output-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
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server-template
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web-engine
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web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<postdata-read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
(1371)
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server-template
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web-engine
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web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<max-post-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
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server-templates
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server-template
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web-engine
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web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<max-parameter-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(1373)
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web-engine
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web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<max-header-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
(1374)
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server-templates
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server-template
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web-engine
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web-connections
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tmax-connector
>
<max-header-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
(1375)
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server-templates
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web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<max-querystring-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
(1376)
<
domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
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web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<connection-type>
| |
Description | Overrides the response connection type. |
Value Type | webConnectionType |
Defined Value |
keep-alive close none |
(1377)
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<port>
| |
Description | Port number to access a Tmax server. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | The port number must be greater than 0. |
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
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web-engine
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web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<server-group-name>
| |
Description | Group that contains the Tmax server to connect to. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server group name |
(1379)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
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web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<server-name>
| |
Description | Name of the Tmax server to connect to. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server name |
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domain
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server-templates
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server-template
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web-engine
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web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<dispatcher-config-class>
| |
Description | Dispatcher configuration class. The class must be in the location specified in the classpath. The name must be a fully qualified class name. |
Value Type | token |
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
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web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum wait time for reading a request from Tmax. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 0 |
(1382)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
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web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<reconnect-interval>
| |
Description | The interval at which to try to reconnect. If Tmax has been disconnected from JEUS, it will attempt to reconnect. Each attempt occurs at the specified time interval. If the value is less than 1, the interval will be 1 second. Attempting to reconnect will continue until it is successful. However, if a backup configuration exists, when the number of attempts exceeds the value of backup, a failover will occur. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 5000 |
(1383)
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server-templates
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server-template
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web-engine
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web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<reconnect-count-for-backup>
| |
Description | Maximum number of attempts to reconnect Tmax and JEUS. This configuration is only used when tmax-backup-address and tmax-backup-port are set. If Tmax has been disconnected from JEUS, it will attempt to reconnect. If the number of attempts exceeds the specified value, a failover will occur with a backup. This value must be always greater than 0. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 12 |
(1384)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<tmax-address>
| |
Description | IP address of the Tmax server. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server IP address |
Default Value | localhost |
(1385)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
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web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<tmax-version>
| |
Description | Version of the Tmax server to connect to. Versions 3.x and 4.0 are supported. Enter 3X for 3.x and 40 for 4.0. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server version. |
(1386)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<server-type>
| |
Description | Tmax server type to connect to. Set this for specific types of Tmax servers such as TMS and HTTPGW. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server type |
(1387)
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domain
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server-templates
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server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<xaresource-class>
| |
Description | XAResource class name. This is used for transaction recovery. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | XAResource class name |
(1388)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<tmax-backup-address>
| |
Description | IP address of the backup Tmax server. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server IP address |
(1389)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<tmax-backup-port>
| |
Description | Port number of the backup Tmax server. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Port number must be greater than 0. |
(1390)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
>
<monitoring>
| |
Description | Use this to configure the environment for various web engine monitoring threads. The monitoring threads periodically check the state of various pools and resources. |
Value Type | monitoringType |
Child Elements |
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(1393)
(1394)
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(1391)
<
domain
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server-templates
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server-template
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web-engine
><
monitoring
>
<check-thread-pool>
| |
Description | Interval at which to check worker thread states in the worker thread pool. Worker threads handle client requests that the engine receives. Worker threads exist in the worker thread pool and are used to connect to the web server. This time interval applies to all worker threads in all engines. If a thread exceeds max-idle-time, the thread will be terminated. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds. The minimum value is 1000 milliseconds (1 second). |
Default Value | 300000 |
(1392)
<
domain
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server-templates
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server-template
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web-engine
><
monitoring
>
<check-class-reload>
| |
Description | Interval at which each web application checks if classes are updated so that it can automatically reload the context. This configuration is used when <auto-reload><enable-reload> in jeus-web-dd.xml is set. Does not check web applications for which <check-on-demand> is true. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds. The minimum value is 1000 milliseconds (1 second). |
Default Value | 300000 |
(1393)
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domain
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server-templates
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server-template
><
web-engine
><
monitoring
>
<check-session>
| |
Description | Interval at which to check the timeout state of sessions. The timeout states of sessions are defined the web engine's or context's web.xml file. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds. The minimum value is 1000 milliseconds (1 second). |
Default Value | 300000 |
(1394)
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domain
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server-templates
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server-template
><
web-engine
>
<access-log>
| |
Description | Use this to configure access logs at the web engine level. |
Value Type | access-logType |
Child Elements |
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(1395)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<level>
| |
Description | Logging level. For the description of each logging level, refer to "Level Class Documentation" for Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | INFO |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1396)
<
domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<use-parent-handlers>
| |
Description | Option to indicate whether a logger should use its parent handlers. The default is true. However, for the JEUS logger, which is a root logger, this option must be set to false. This option does not apply to web engine access loggers. If this option is set to false for virtual host's access loggers, access logs for the entire web engine will not contain those by each virtual host. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1397)
<
domain
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server-templates
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server-template
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web-engine
><
access-log
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to a logger. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1398)
<
domain
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server-templates
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server-template
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web-engine
><
access-log
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. When specifying a formatting pattern, % cannot be used other than as a formatter character. The following 9 formatters are supported: %d, %l, %J, %T, %c, %M, %N, %a, and %m. Refer to "8.3. Logging Configuration" in "JEUS Server Guide" for more information about each formatter. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(1399)
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domain
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server-templates
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server-template
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web-engine
><
access-log
>
<handler>
| |
Description | Handler for a logger. |
Value Type | handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1401)
(1417)
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(1400)
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domain
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server-template
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web-engine
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access-log
><
handler
>
<file-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a file. |
Value Type | file-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1402)
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1402)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1403)
<
domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
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web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1404)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1405)
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domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<file-name>
| |
Description | Name of the file to be used by the handler. If not configured, it is set to the default value. For information about the default file names, refer to "JEUS Server Guide." |
Value Type | token |
(1406)
<
domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<permission>
| |
Description | Access permission to the log file. Set to 9 characters that consist of r, w, x, and -. (Note: available only for the Unix family operating systems.) |
Value Type | string |
(1407)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<chown>
| |
Description | Owner of a log file to set the owner group of the file. Specify comma(,)-separated owner-group pairs, in order. |
Value Type | string |
(1408)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<enable-rotation>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the file will use log file rotation. If not specified, it is set to true by default, and rotation is used when logging to the file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(1409)
<
domain
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><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-count>
| |
Description | Number of backup files to retain when log file rotation is enabled. If this option is not set while files are rotated by their size, files are archived up to 99999 files. If the files are archived by date or time, they will accumulate without limit. |
Value Type | off-intType |
(1410)
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domain
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><
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access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-dir>
| |
Description | Directory where files will be archived when log file rotation is enabled. If the directory is not specified, the log files are stored in the directory for the current log file. |
Value Type | string |
(1411)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
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web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-day>
| |
Description | Number of days before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of days. Dates are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer. When any of valid-day, valid-hour, or valid-size is not specified, the file will be updated based on the default value. |
Default Value | 1 |
(1412)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
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web-engine
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access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-hour>
| |
Description | Number of hours before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of hours. Dates and hours are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer |
(1413)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
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access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew a file when its maximum size is exceeded. Indexes are sequentially appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Kilobytes |
(1414)
<
domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
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web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the buffer used when the handler sends output messages to a file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes. The default value is 1,024. |
Default Value | 1024 |
(1415)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
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web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<append>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to append lines to the original file used by the handler. If this option is set to false and Enable Rotation is true, log files will be rotated at boot. If Enable Rotation is set to false, a new file will replace the existing file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(1416)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<smtp-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to an email address. |
Value Type | smtp-handlerType |
Child Elements |
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1418)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1419)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1420)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1421)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<smtp-host-address>
| |
Description | Host address of the SMTP server through which an email will be sent. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1422)
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domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-id>
| |
Description | ID of the email sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1423)
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domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-password>
| |
Description | Password of the email sender. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}cipher text. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1424)
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domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<from-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1425)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<to-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1426)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<property>
| |
Description | SMTP property to be used for the mail server. If the property is configured in the schema, that value overrides the one configured in this option. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1428)
(1429)
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domain
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server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1428)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1429)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<cc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the carbon copy (CC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1430)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<bcc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the blind carbon copy (BCC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1431)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<send-for-all-messages>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to send all log messages to an email address. If this option is set to false, only the messages written through the logger's send() method will be sent. That is, only the messages that were intended to be sent to an email address will be sent. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1432)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<socket-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a specified socket. |
Value Type | socket-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1434)
(1435)
(1436)
(1437)
(1438)
(1439)
|
(1433)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1434)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1435)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1436)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1437)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<address>
| |
Description | IP address that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1438)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<port>
| |
Description | Number of the port that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(1439)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<user-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that has been created by the user using the Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | user-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1441)
(1442)
(1443)
(1444)
(1445)
(1446)
(1450)
(1451)
|
(1440)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1441)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1442)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1443)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1444)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified class name of the user-created handler. The class must inherit 'java.util.logging.Handler' and implement 'jeus.util.logging.JeusHandler'. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1445)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-property>
| |
Description | Properties that the handler will have. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the handler through the JeusHandler.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
(1447)
|
(1446)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1448)
(1449)
|
(1447)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1448)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1449)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(1450)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-property>
| |
Description | Properties for the formatter that the handler will use. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the formatter through the JeusFormatter.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
(1452)
|
(1451)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1453)
(1454)
|
(1452)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1453)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1454)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<enable>
| |
Description | Determines whether to use access logs. If this is set to false for each virtual host's access logs, the web engine access logger will be used. If this is set to false for web engine access logger, no access logs will be recorded. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1455)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<format>
| |
Description | Option to use Apache's common log format. It contains commonly used aliases named default, common, combined, and debug. common = %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b combined = %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-agent}i\" default = common + processing time (%D) debug = default + session ID + request thread name Set this to 6deprecated to use the formats from JEUS 6 and previous versions. Note that these formats cannot be changed dynamically. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | default |
(1456)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<exclude-ext>
| |
Description | File extensions that do not leave access logs. Use a comma to separate multiple items. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1457)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
access-log
>
<enable-host-name-lookup>
| |
Description | Option to record logs using host names instead of IP addresses for the %h format. If set to true, overhead may occur due to DNS lookup. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1458)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
>
<session-config>
| |
Description | Setting shared by all web engines. This configuration can be overridden by each context. Context configurations have a higher priority than the web engine. |
Value Type | session-configType |
Child Elements |
(1460)
(1461)
(1462)
(1463)
(1467)
|
(1459)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
>
<timeout>
| |
Description | Expiration period of sessions created by the server. Sessions that have not been accessed for the specified duration are no longer used and are deleted. This has a lower priority than Session Timeout in web.xml, which is configured by the servlet and allows individual configuration. If this option is set to -1, sessions will not be deleted. This is the expiration period of sessions. The unit is in minutes. The default value is 30. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 30 |
(1460)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
>
<max-session-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of sessions to maintain in memory. If the number of sessions exceeds the maximum number of sessions, an error will occur. Maximum number of sessions to maintain in memory. If not specified, sessions can be created infinitely. The default value is -1 (no limit). |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(1461)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
>
<reload-persistent>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to keep attribute objects of sessions when the context is reloaded. If this option is set to true, session attributes will persist regardless of reloading the context. If this option is set to false, all attributes will be deleted when the context is reloaded. If this is true, performance will be lower because sessions will persist. Note that reloading is different from redeployment. The value type is Boolean. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1462)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
>
<tracking-mode>
| |
Description | Indicates the session tracking methods for session delivery. You can choose from "Cookie", "Url", and "Ssl", and multiple choices are possible. "Ssl" cannot be selected with others. The default value is "Cookie". Note that if you forcibly disable "Cookie", sessions might not persist. |
Value Type | session-tracking-modeType |
Child Elements |
(1464)
(1465)
(1466)
|
(1463)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<cookie>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to deliver sessions with cookies. The value type is Boolean. The default value is true. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1464)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<url>
| |
Description | Enables URL rewriting to track sessions. This is not generally used, and the default value is false. This option can generate security problems because the sessions are exposed in the URL. The value type is Boolean. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1465)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<ssl>
| |
Description | Option to enable SSL for session tracking. The value type is Boolean. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1466)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
>
<session-cookie>
| |
Description | Detailed configuration of session cookies when cookies are used to deliver sessions. |
Value Type | session-cookie-configType |
Child Elements |
(1468)
(1469)
(1470)
(1471)
(1472)
(1473)
(1474)
(1475)
(1476)
(1477)
(1478)
|
(1467)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<cookie-name>
| |
Description | Name of a cookie that is used to deliver a session. The default value is JSESSIONID, but other values can be specified. The value type is string. This functions as the key value for session cookies. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | JSESSIONID |
(1468)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<url-cookie-name>
| |
Description | Name of a cookie for delivering the session using URL rewriting. The default value is jsessionid, and other values can be specified to deliver session cookies. The value type is string. This functions as the key value for session cookies. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | jsessionid |
(1469)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<version>
| |
Description | Cookie ID version. The possible values are 0 and 1. The default is 0. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 0 |
(1470)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<domain>
| |
Description | Domain name that the session cookie applies to. The cookie is used for requests to the specified domain. If .foo.com is specified, the session cookie works for requests from both first.foo.com and second.foo.com. A single correctly formatted domain name. It must start with ".". The host name should not be specified (Refer to the RFC-2109 specification). |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1471)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<path>
| |
Description | Path that the session cookie applies to. The session cookie is used for requests to the path. The cookies are sent with requests to the specified URL if the domain is correctly formatted (Refer to <domain> configuration). For example, if the path is "/examples" and the domain is ".foo.com", and the client request is "www.foo.com/examples", the client cookie is sent with the request. A single correctly formatted URL path should be specified. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1472)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<max-age>
| |
Description | Expiration of the session ID cookie. Session cookies are valid for the specified amount of time. After the specified amount of time, the session cookies become invalid and will no longer be used. The unit is in seconds, and the default value is -1. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(1473)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<secure>
| |
Description | Secure attribute of the session ID cookies. If this is set to true, session ID cookies will only be sent to secure HTTPS connections. The value type is Boolean. This determines whether the cookie is sent via HTTPS. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1474)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<http-only>
| |
Description | Security method that prevents session ID cookies from being used by scripts instead of by HTTP. The value type is Boolean. This determines whether to use the HttpOnly option for cookies. The default value is true. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1475)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<same-site>
| |
Description | Protection method against attacks that make unintended requests by using the session ID cookie (cross-site request forgery). |
Value Type | same-siteType |
Value Description | Set either to Lax or Strict if the cookie uses the SameSite option. |
Default Value | Disable |
Defined Value |
None Strict Lax Disable |
(1476)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<comment>
| |
Description | Description of the cookie. This provides the information about the cookie. This option is not supported by cookies of type 0 (Netscape version). |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1477)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<partitioned>
| |
Description | Uses Cookies Having Independent Partitioned State (CHIPS), which allows cookies to be maintained in partitioned storage by using a separate cookie jar for each root site page. Only applicable for secure cookies. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1478)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
>
<async-timeout-min-threads>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads for the thread pool, which handles timeouts if Servlet 3.0 asynchronous servlets are used. If the value is 0, timeout might not function properly. Set this to a value greater than or equal to 1. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Integer |
Default Value | 1 |
(1479)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
>
<blocked-url-patterns>
| |
Description | Blocks the source of URL attack patterns except in a query string. If not set, encoded patterns %00, %23, %2e, %2f, and %5c URL and decoded pattern # are blocked to maintain the current operation. Case insensitive as all characters are processed in lower cases. Blocked responses are returned as 404 along with the file content in the <default-error-page> setting. If <default-error-page> is not set, the embedded content is displayed. |
Value Type | blocked-url-patternsType |
Child Elements |
(1481)
(1482)
(1483)
(1484)
|
(1480)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
blocked-url-patterns
>
<encoded-pattern>
| |
Description | Responds with 403 if the Request URI except for Query String contains this string, e..g., %2e |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | String in the form of %XX. |
(1481)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
blocked-url-patterns
>
<decoded-pattern>
| |
Description | Responds with 403 if the Request URI except for Query String contains this string, e.g., # or ::$ |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | ASCII string |
(1482)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
blocked-url-patterns
>
<deny-last-space-character>
| |
Description | Responds with 403 if the last character of the Request URI is the space character. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1483)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
blocked-url-patterns
>
<deny-null-character>
| |
Description | Responds with 403 if the Request URI except for Query String contains a null character. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1484)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
>
<pipeline>
| |
Description | Server-level filter configurations. This setting has a higher priority than those in virtual-host and jeus-web-dd.xml, overriding them. For more information, refer to the relevant guide. |
Value Type | pipelineType |
Child Elements |
(1486)
|
(1485)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
pipeline
>
<valve>
| |
Description | Configure valves at the server, virtual host or context level. |
Value Type | valveType |
Child Elements |
(1487)
(1488)
|
(1486)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
pipeline
><
valve
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Valve class name for the server, virtual host or context-level configuration. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Class that inherits from ValveBase of JEUS |
(1487)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
pipeline
><
valve
>
<property>
| |
Description | Valve property. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Value Description | Key-value pair as described in the guide |
Child Elements |
(1489)
(1490)
|
(1488)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
pipeline
><
valve
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1489)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
web-engine
><
pipeline
><
valve
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1490)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<ejb-engine>
| |
Description | An EJB engine provides the environment for running J2EE EJB applications. It corresponds to the EJB container in the J2EE specification. It is started when the JEUS server starts. Each JEUS server can only have one EJB engine. |
Value Type | ejb-engineType |
Child Elements |
(1492)
(1493)
(1494)
(1495)
(1498)
(1512)
(1523)
|
(1491)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
ejb-engine
>
<resolution>
| |
Description | Time period after which to check on the status of the EJB engine. If Active Management is enabled, the server checks the number of blocked threads and executes specified tasks. For a bean with a <bean-pool> and <connect-pool>, Active Management resizes the pools, which means to reduce the number of idle entries in a pool, after <resizing-period> is passed. Also, stateful session beans check whether there are any client requests for passivation of beans due to <passivation-timeout> error, and performs passivation. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(1492)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
ejb-engine
>
<use-dynamic-proxy-for-ejb2>
| |
Description | For JEUS 6 Fix#7 or later, EJB 2.x beans may replace the existing RMI stub method with the dynamic proxy method. The dynamic proxy method does not require loading RMI stub classes, but calls a method using a dynamic proxy (java.lang.reflect.Proxy) for RMI stubs already generated. This method enables local call optimization, which improves performance by invoking an EJB remote call in the same JVM not through RMI but as a local call. If a client is allowed to call EJB remotely and is using library version earlier than JEUS 6 Fix#6, this option to use the direct proxy method should be set to "false" to avoid compatibility issues. This option can be set within <module-info><use-dynamic-proxy-for-ejb2> in jeus-ejb-dd.xml for each EJB module. However, it is possible to ignore settings for each EJB module by setting <ejb-engine><use-dynamic-proxy-for-ejb2> in ejb-main.xml to false in order to maintain compatibility with remote clients by not using the dynamic proxy method for all EJB modules in the current EJB engine. By default, the dynamic proxy method is used for EJB 2.x-style beans. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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<enable-user-notify>
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Description | When the property is enabled, the EJB exception is recorded in the User Log defined in the User Logging on the server. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<invoke-http>
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Description | Enables a client's EJB stubs to communicate with an RMI runtime environment by HTTP-RMI requests. This is used when accessing an EJB that is blocked by a firewall. When a client calls methods from EJB stubs by HTTP-RMI requests, the requests for the methods are sent to the web server to reach the web container. The request is sent to the RMI handler servlet (jeus.rmi.http.ServletHandler), and then the handler servlet sends it to the RMI runtime environment after removing the HTTP headers from the request. Thus, before using the option, the jeus.rmi.http.ServletHandler servlet must be deployed to the JEUS web container. (For more information, refer to "JEUS Web Engine Guide.") |
Value Type | invoke-httpType |
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invoke-http
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<url>
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Description | URI path of an RMI servlet handler (jeus.rmi.http.ServletHandler) to be called by an HTTP-RMI stub. Specify the servlet request path only. Do not specify the protocol, the web server IP, and the port number here. The protocol takes as given that HTTP, RMI, and the web server share the same IP address. This means that the web server and the web engine receive HTTP-RMI requests from the same machine. The port number can be configured in the following element. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Servlet context path to an RMI handler servlet. |
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invoke-http
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<http-port>
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Description | Port number of the Web server which will receive HTTP-RMI requests. Before configuring the port, RMI handler servlets must be deployed and executed on the Web server/Web container. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Port number of the Web server to connect with the HTTP-RMI stub. |
Default Value | 80 |
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<active-management>
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Description | Monitors the EJB engine, handles errors, and emails the reports to the administrator. |
Value Type | active-managementType |
Child Elements |
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<max-blocked-thread>
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Description | Maximum number of blocked threads. When the number of threads blocked in EJB is exceeded in the setting value, it is recommended to restart the server. Thus, make sure to set the maximum number large enough to avoid restarting the the EJB engine too often. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Number of threads |
Default Value | -1 |
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active-management
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<max-idle-time>
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Description | Maximum idle time for EJB threads. If a thread remains idle for the specified amount of time, it will be treated as blocked. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
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active-management
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<email-notify>
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Description | An email will be sent as notification when the server restarts due to the triggering of an active management policy or as a result of other abnormal conditions. |
Value Type | smtp-senderType |
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active-management
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email-notify
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<smtp-host-address>
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Description | Host address of the SMTP server through which an email will be sent. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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ejb-engine
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active-management
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email-notify
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<sender-id>
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Description | ID of the email sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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ejb-engine
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active-management
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email-notify
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<sender-password>
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Description | Password of the email sender. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}cipher text. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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active-management
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email-notify
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<from-address>
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Description | Email address of the sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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active-management
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email-notify
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<to-address>
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Description | Email address of the recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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active-management
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email-notify
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<property>
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Description | SMTP property to be used for the mail server. If the property is configured in the schema, that value overrides the one configured in this option. |
Value Type | propertyType |
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active-management
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email-notify
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property
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<key>
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Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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active-management
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email-notify
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property
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<value>
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Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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ejb-engine
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active-management
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email-notify
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<cc-address>
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Description | Email address of the carbon copy (CC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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ejb-engine
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active-management
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email-notify
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<bcc-address>
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Description | Email address of the blind carbon copy (BCC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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server-templates
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server-template
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ejb-engine
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<timer-service>
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Description | Settings for EJB Timer service. |
Value Type | timer-serviceType |
Child Elements |
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timer-service
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<support-persistence>
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Description | Use this to configure whether a timer is persistent or not. EJB timers are persistent by default. If you set this element to false, all the timers are set as non-persistent. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
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timer-service
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<max-retrial-count>
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Description | Maximum number of retries when a transaction rollback or exception occurs in a timer callback method. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Maximum number of retries |
Default Value | 1 |
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ejb-engine
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timer-service
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<retrial-interval>
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Description | Interval between retries. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 5000 |
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timer-service
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<thread-pool>
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Description | Thread pool on which the timer service will execute the timeout callback method. |
Value Type | poolingType |
Child Elements |
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timer-service
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thread-pool
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<min>
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Description | Minimum number of objects to be pooled. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 2 |
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timer-service
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thread-pool
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<max>
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Description | Maximum number of objects to be pooled. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 30 |
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timer-service
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thread-pool
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<period>
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Description | Length of time after which the number of objects in a pool is reduced to the specified minimum number. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | 3600000 |
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<database-setting>
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Description | Indicates that a persistent timer handle will be stored in an external database. |
Value Type | database-settingType |
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ejb-engine
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timer-service
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database-setting
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<data-source-id>
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Description | Name of a connection pool of the database that the timer service uses to support the persistence of the timer. The connection pool must be defined as a database resource in the DataSources menu under Resources. It is reommended to define a connection pool that supports XA connections. |
Value Type | token |
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database-setting
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<db-vendor>
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Description | Vendor of the database that stores timer handles. The vendor is identified automatically but the user may want to specify the vendor. |
Value Type | db-vendorType |
Defined Value |
oracle informix db2 mssql sybase hsql cloudscape mysql tibero |
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ejb-engine
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<async-service>
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Description | Settings for asynchrous invocation service. |
Value Type | async-serviceType |
Child Elements |
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async-service
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<thread-min>
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Description | Minimum number of threads to maintain. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Number of threads |
Default Value | 0 |
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async-service
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<thread-max>
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Description | Maximum number of threads to maintain. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Number of threads |
Default Value | 30 |
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async-service
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<access-timeout>
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Description | Time period to wait for the cliet to get Future before deleting it. If the client does not receive a Future instance when an asynchronous method returns a result, the Future instance will be deleted after the specified amount of time. This prevents memory leaks, and is only applicable to asynchronous methods that return a Future instance. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
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server-template
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<jms-engine>
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Description | A JMS engine provides the environment for running a JMS server. It is started when the JEUS server starts. Each JEUS server can only have one JMS engine. |
Value Type | jms-serverType |
Child Elements |
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<service-config>
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Description | Service channel for the messaging service. At least one channel must be set. |
Value Type | jms-service-configType |
Child Elements |
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service-config
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<name>
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Description | Service channel name. This is used to store the channel information in the connection factory. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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server-template
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jms-engine
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service-config
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<listener-name>
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Description | Service channel listener. Use the name that already exists in the server. If not specified, the base listener will be used. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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server-template
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jms-engine
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service-config
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<virtual-listener>
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Description | Virtual listener. This is used to set a non-existing address when it is required to specify one under certain external environment conditions. |
Value Type | virtual-listenerType |
Child Elements |
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server-template
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jms-engine
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service-config
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virtual-listener
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<server-address>
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Description | IP address of the service channel. This is the address of the connection factory. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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domain
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server-templates
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server-template
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jms-engine
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service-config
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virtual-listener
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<port>
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Description | TCP port number of the service channel. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
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domain
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server-templates
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server-template
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jms-engine
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service-config
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<client-limit>
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Description | Maximum number of clients for the service channel. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 1000 |
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server-template
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jms-engine
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service-config
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<client-keepalive-timeout>
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Description | Amount of time to try reconnecting if a client was disconnected abnormally. If the specified amount of time has passed, all client resources are returned to the server. If this is set, the clientID will be maintained for the specified amount of time, so use this only when network is poor. The unit is seconds. If this value is less than or equal to 0, client resources will be immediately returned to the server upon disconnection. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 30 |
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server-template
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jms-engine
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<event-manager>
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Description | Configurations for the event manager that handles tasks of a JMS engine. Specify the name of a listener set in the server to use the listener's selector as the event manager. If not specified, the base listener will be used. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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server-templates
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server-template
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jms-engine
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<engine-roll>
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Description | Role of the JMS engine. It can be set to either "active" or "standby". If set to "active", the JMS broker provides service while running. If set to "standby", the JMS broker only runs when an error occurrs in the active server. The default value is "active". |
Value Type | engine-rollType |
Default Value | Active |
Defined Value |
Active Standby |
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server-template
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jms-engine
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<failover-check-timeout>
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Description | Amount of time to check once again if the JMS engine is alive by using another additional method before a failover timeout is initiated. This is the duration of a single cycle during which the checking process is executed. The unit is seconds, and the default value is 5. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 5 |
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jms-engine
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<failover-check-count>
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Description | Number of times to check once again if the JMS engine is alive by using another additional method before a failover timeout is initiated. A failover is initiated if the JMS broker is deemed to be not alive after checking is performed for the specified number of times. The default value is 0. If set to the default value, a failover is initiated immediately after an error is detected. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 0 |
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jms-engine
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<thread-pool>
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Description | Thread pool used by the JMS engine. |
Value Type | jms-thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
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thread-pool
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<min>
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Description | Minimum size of the thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 1 |
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thread-pool
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<max>
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Description | Maximum size of the thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 100 |
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server-template
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thread-pool
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<keep-alive-time>
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Description | Timeout value. Threads that have not been used for the specified amount of time are terminated. This only applies when the number of threads is larger than the value of min. The unit is seconds and the default value is 300. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 300 |
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<connection-factory>
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Description | Information about JMS connection factories. |
Value Type | connection-factoryType |
Child Elements |
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connection-factory
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<type>
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Description | Type of the connection factory. |
Value Type | factory-typeType |
Default Value | nonxa |
Defined Value |
nonxa xa queue topic xaqueue xatopic |
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connection-factory
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<name>
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Description | Connection factory name used for management purposes within the JMS system. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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connection-factory
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<export-name>
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Description | Binding name of the connection factory that is bound to the naming server. The default value is the name property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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connection-factory
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<service>
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Description | Service name to which the connection factory will try to connect. Use the name set in the service configuration. The default value is the initial service name. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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<client-id>
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Description | Default client ID for connections that are created by the connection factory. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
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connection-factory
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<server-selection-policy>
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Description | Algorithm that ConnectionFactory will use to select a channel in order to create a connection. Either round-robin or random can be selected. |
Value Type | server-selection-policyType |
Default Value | Round-robin |
Defined Value |
Round-robin Random |
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<request-blocking-time>
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Description | Amount of time to wait for a response when a client sends a request to the server. If the specified amount of time passes, a JMSException error will occur on the client and the block will be released. The unit is seconds and the default value is 200. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 200 |
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connection-factory
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<reconnect-enabled>
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Description | Determines whether to try to reconnect if the connection between a client and server is lost. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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connection-factory
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<reconnect-period>
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Description | Maximum amount of time for a client to wait for the reconnection if a connection between client and server is lost. If the connection is not reestablished during the specified amount of time, all requests will be canceled and a JMSException error will occur. This period of time must be always greater than the request blocking time. If this period is shorter than the request blocking time, the value of the request blocking time will be used. The default value is 0, which will infinitely try to reconnect. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | 0 |
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<reconnect-interval>
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Description | Interval at which to try to reconnect if a connection between a client and server is lost. The unit is seconds and the default value is 5. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 5 |
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<topic-multicast-enable>
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Description | Option to use multicast when fetching messages from a specific topic. The topic must be configured for multicast. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
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<persistence-store>
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Description | Store information for persistent objects. Persistent Objects include Destination, DurableSubscription, Message, Subscription, and Transaction. |
Value Type | jms-persistence-storeType |
Child Elements |
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persistence-store
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<none>
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Value Type | emptyType |
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server-template
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jms-engine
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persistence-store
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<journal>
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Value Type | jms-journal-storeType |
Child Elements |
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persistence-store
><
journal
>
<base-dir>
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Description | Name of the directory in which to create stores. The name must be unique within each store. |
Value Type | string |
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jms-engine
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persistence-store
><
journal
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<initial-log-file-count>
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Description | Number of log files that are initially generated when the journal store is created. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 2 |
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server-template
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jms-engine
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persistence-store
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journal
>
<max-log-file-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of log files. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 20 |
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domain
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server-template
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jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
>
<log-file-size>
| |
Description | Size of the log file. The value must be a numeric or integer followed by 'K' (kilobytes), 'M' (megabytes), or 'G' (gigabytes). |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | 128m |
(1562)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
>
<property>
| |
Description | Use this to add more settings when creating a store. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1564)
(1565)
|
(1563)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1564)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1565)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
>
<destination-table>
| |
Description | Name of the table for the destination information within the database. Even if journal store is enabled, the destination information is stored in the embedded database. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1566)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
journal
>
<durable-subscription-table>
| |
Description | Name of the table for the durable subscription information within the database. Even if journal store is enabled, the durable subscription information is stored in the embedded database. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1567)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
>
<jdbc>
| |
Value Type | jms-jdbc-storeType |
Child Elements |
(1569)
(1570)
(1571)
(1572)
(1573)
(1574)
|
(1568)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
jdbc
>
<data-source>
| |
Description | Data source of the database. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1569)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
jdbc
>
<destination-table>
| |
Description | Changes the destination table name. (Lowercase letters not allowed) |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1570)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
jdbc
>
<durable-subscription-table>
| |
Description | Changes the durable subscription table name. (Lowercase letters not allowed) |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1571)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
jdbc
>
<message-table>
| |
Description | Changes the message table name. (Lowercase letters not allowed) |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1572)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
jdbc
>
<subscription-message-table>
| |
Description | Changes the subscription table name. (Lowercase letters not allowed) |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1573)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
persistence-store
><
jdbc
>
<transaction-table>
| |
Description | Changes the transaction table name. (Lowercase letters not allowed) |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1574)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
>
<message-sort>
| |
Description | Configurations for sorting messages in the destination. |
Value Type | message-sortType |
Child Elements |
(1576)
(1577)
(1578)
(1579)
|
(1575)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
message-sort
>
<name>
| |
Description | Message sorting name. This can be used to configure queues or durable subscriptions. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1576)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
message-sort
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key value for message sorting. Properties that begin with "JMS" in the JMS message header or a User property can be used. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1577)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
message-sort
>
<type>
| |
Description | Key value type for message sorting. Configuration is not necessary for predefined properties. Boolean, Byte, Float, Integer, Double, or String can be used. The default value is String. |
Value Type | key-typeType |
Defined Value |
Boolean Byte Float Integer Double String |
(1578)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
><
message-sort
>
<direction>
| |
Description | Direction value for message sorting. Ascending or Descending can be used. |
Value Type | sort-directionType |
Defined Value |
Ascending Descending |
(1579)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
>
<max-byte>
| |
Description | Maximum memory size to be used by the JMS engine. The default value is 128 MB. Add 'K' for KiloBytes, 'M' for MegaBytes, or 'G' for GigaBytes after the value. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | 128M |
(1580)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-engine
>
<max-message>
| |
Description | Maximum number of messages to be used by the JMS engine. If not specified, there will be no limit. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1581)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<log-home>
| |
Description | Default path to logs generated in the JEUS server. Note that the path configuration is overridden if an absolute path is configured in the logger's file handler. This priority rule takes effect for the paths to both the JEUS logs and archived backup logs. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1582)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<system-logging>
| |
Description | Logger for a server |
Value Type | system-loggingType |
Child Elements |
(1584)
(1585)
(1586)
(1587)
(1588)
(1589)
|
(1583)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a logger to which to apply configurations. To figure out the name of a logger, refer to the chapter on loggers in "JEUS Server Guide." |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1584)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
>
<level>
| |
Description | Logging level. For the description of each logging level, refer to "Level Class Documentation" for Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | INFO |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1585)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
>
<use-parent-handlers>
| |
Description | Option to indicate whether a logger should use its parent handlers. The default is true. However, for the JEUS logger, which is a root logger, this option must be set to false. This option does not apply to web engine access loggers. If this option is set to false for virtual host's access loggers, access logs for the entire web engine will not contain those by each virtual host. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1586)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to a logger. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1587)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. When specifying a formatting pattern, % cannot be used other than as a formatter character. The following 9 formatters are supported: %d, %l, %J, %T, %c, %M, %N, %a, and %m. Refer to "8.3. Logging Configuration" in "JEUS Server Guide" for more information about each formatter. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(1588)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
>
<handler>
| |
Description | Handler for a logger. |
Value Type | handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1590)
(1606)
(1622)
(1629)
|
(1589)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
>
<file-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a file. |
Value Type | file-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1591)
(1592)
(1593)
(1594)
(1595)
(1596)
(1597)
(1598)
(1599)
(1600)
(1601)
(1602)
(1603)
(1604)
(1605)
|
(1590)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1591)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1592)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1593)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1594)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<file-name>
| |
Description | Name of the file to be used by the handler. If not configured, it is set to the default value. For information about the default file names, refer to "JEUS Server Guide." |
Value Type | token |
(1595)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<permission>
| |
Description | Access permission to the log file. Set to 9 characters that consist of r, w, x, and -. (Note: available only for the Unix family operating systems.) |
Value Type | string |
(1596)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<chown>
| |
Description | Owner of a log file to set the owner group of the file. Specify comma(,)-separated owner-group pairs, in order. |
Value Type | string |
(1597)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<enable-rotation>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the file will use log file rotation. If not specified, it is set to true by default, and rotation is used when logging to the file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(1598)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-count>
| |
Description | Number of backup files to retain when log file rotation is enabled. If this option is not set while files are rotated by their size, files are archived up to 99999 files. If the files are archived by date or time, they will accumulate without limit. |
Value Type | off-intType |
(1599)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-dir>
| |
Description | Directory where files will be archived when log file rotation is enabled. If the directory is not specified, the log files are stored in the directory for the current log file. |
Value Type | string |
(1600)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-day>
| |
Description | Number of days before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of days. Dates are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer. When any of valid-day, valid-hour, or valid-size is not specified, the file will be updated based on the default value. |
Default Value | 1 |
(1601)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-hour>
| |
Description | Number of hours before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of hours. Dates and hours are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer |
(1602)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew a file when its maximum size is exceeded. Indexes are sequentially appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Kilobytes |
(1603)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the buffer used when the handler sends output messages to a file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes. The default value is 1,024. |
Default Value | 1024 |
(1604)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<append>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to append lines to the original file used by the handler. If this option is set to false and Enable Rotation is true, log files will be rotated at boot. If Enable Rotation is set to false, a new file will replace the existing file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(1605)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
>
<smtp-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to an email address. |
Value Type | smtp-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1607)
(1608)
(1609)
(1610)
(1611)
(1612)
(1613)
(1614)
(1615)
(1616)
(1619)
(1620)
(1621)
|
(1606)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1607)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1608)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1609)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1610)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<smtp-host-address>
| |
Description | Host address of the SMTP server through which an email will be sent. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1611)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-id>
| |
Description | ID of the email sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1612)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-password>
| |
Description | Password of the email sender. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}cipher text. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1613)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<from-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1614)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<to-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1615)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<property>
| |
Description | SMTP property to be used for the mail server. If the property is configured in the schema, that value overrides the one configured in this option. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1617)
(1618)
|
(1616)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1617)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1618)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<cc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the carbon copy (CC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1619)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<bcc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the blind carbon copy (BCC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1620)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<send-for-all-messages>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to send all log messages to an email address. If this option is set to false, only the messages written through the logger's send() method will be sent. That is, only the messages that were intended to be sent to an email address will be sent. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1621)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
>
<socket-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a specified socket. |
Value Type | socket-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1623)
(1624)
(1625)
(1626)
(1627)
(1628)
|
(1622)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1623)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1624)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1625)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1626)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<address>
| |
Description | IP address that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1627)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<port>
| |
Description | Number of the port that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(1628)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
>
<user-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that has been created by the user using the Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | user-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1630)
(1631)
(1632)
(1633)
(1634)
(1635)
(1639)
(1640)
|
(1629)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1630)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1631)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1632)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1633)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified class name of the user-created handler. The class must inherit 'java.util.logging.Handler' and implement 'jeus.util.logging.JeusHandler'. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1634)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-property>
| |
Description | Properties that the handler will have. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the handler through the JeusHandler.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
(1636)
|
(1635)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1637)
(1638)
|
(1636)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1637)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1638)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(1639)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-property>
| |
Description | Properties for the formatter that the handler will use. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the formatter through the JeusFormatter.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
(1641)
|
(1640)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1642)
(1643)
|
(1641)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1642)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1643)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<user-logging>
| |
Description | Indicates how to display the logs created by the jeus.util.UserLogger class. |
Value Type | system-loggingType |
Child Elements |
(1645)
(1646)
(1647)
(1648)
(1649)
(1650)
|
(1644)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a logger to which to apply configurations. To figure out the name of a logger, refer to the chapter on loggers in "JEUS Server Guide." |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1645)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
>
<level>
| |
Description | Logging level. For the description of each logging level, refer to "Level Class Documentation" for Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | INFO |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1646)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
>
<use-parent-handlers>
| |
Description | Option to indicate whether a logger should use its parent handlers. The default is true. However, for the JEUS logger, which is a root logger, this option must be set to false. This option does not apply to web engine access loggers. If this option is set to false for virtual host's access loggers, access logs for the entire web engine will not contain those by each virtual host. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1647)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to a logger. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1648)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. When specifying a formatting pattern, % cannot be used other than as a formatter character. The following 9 formatters are supported: %d, %l, %J, %T, %c, %M, %N, %a, and %m. Refer to "8.3. Logging Configuration" in "JEUS Server Guide" for more information about each formatter. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(1649)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
>
<handler>
| |
Description | Handler for a logger. |
Value Type | handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1651)
(1667)
(1683)
(1690)
|
(1650)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
>
<file-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a file. |
Value Type | file-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1652)
(1653)
(1654)
(1655)
(1656)
(1657)
(1658)
(1659)
(1660)
(1661)
(1662)
(1663)
(1664)
(1665)
(1666)
|
(1651)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1652)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1653)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1654)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1655)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<file-name>
| |
Description | Name of the file to be used by the handler. If not configured, it is set to the default value. For information about the default file names, refer to "JEUS Server Guide." |
Value Type | token |
(1656)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<permission>
| |
Description | Access permission to the log file. Set to 9 characters that consist of r, w, x, and -. (Note: available only for the Unix family operating systems.) |
Value Type | string |
(1657)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<chown>
| |
Description | Owner of a log file to set the owner group of the file. Specify comma(,)-separated owner-group pairs, in order. |
Value Type | string |
(1658)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<enable-rotation>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the file will use log file rotation. If not specified, it is set to true by default, and rotation is used when logging to the file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(1659)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-count>
| |
Description | Number of backup files to retain when log file rotation is enabled. If this option is not set while files are rotated by their size, files are archived up to 99999 files. If the files are archived by date or time, they will accumulate without limit. |
Value Type | off-intType |
(1660)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-dir>
| |
Description | Directory where files will be archived when log file rotation is enabled. If the directory is not specified, the log files are stored in the directory for the current log file. |
Value Type | string |
(1661)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-day>
| |
Description | Number of days before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of days. Dates are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer. When any of valid-day, valid-hour, or valid-size is not specified, the file will be updated based on the default value. |
Default Value | 1 |
(1662)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-hour>
| |
Description | Number of hours before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of hours. Dates and hours are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer |
(1663)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew a file when its maximum size is exceeded. Indexes are sequentially appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Kilobytes |
(1664)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the buffer used when the handler sends output messages to a file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes. The default value is 1,024. |
Default Value | 1024 |
(1665)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<append>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to append lines to the original file used by the handler. If this option is set to false and Enable Rotation is true, log files will be rotated at boot. If Enable Rotation is set to false, a new file will replace the existing file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(1666)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
>
<smtp-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to an email address. |
Value Type | smtp-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1668)
(1669)
(1670)
(1671)
(1672)
(1673)
(1674)
(1675)
(1676)
(1677)
(1680)
(1681)
(1682)
|
(1667)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1668)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1669)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1670)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1671)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<smtp-host-address>
| |
Description | Host address of the SMTP server through which an email will be sent. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1672)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-id>
| |
Description | ID of the email sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1673)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-password>
| |
Description | Password of the email sender. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}cipher text. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1674)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<from-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1675)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<to-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1676)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<property>
| |
Description | SMTP property to be used for the mail server. If the property is configured in the schema, that value overrides the one configured in this option. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1678)
(1679)
|
(1677)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1678)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1679)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<cc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the carbon copy (CC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1680)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<bcc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the blind carbon copy (BCC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1681)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<send-for-all-messages>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to send all log messages to an email address. If this option is set to false, only the messages written through the logger's send() method will be sent. That is, only the messages that were intended to be sent to an email address will be sent. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1682)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
>
<socket-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a specified socket. |
Value Type | socket-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1684)
(1685)
(1686)
(1687)
(1688)
(1689)
|
(1683)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1684)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1685)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1686)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1687)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<address>
| |
Description | IP address that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1688)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<port>
| |
Description | Number of the port that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(1689)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
>
<user-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that has been created by the user using the Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | user-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(1691)
(1692)
(1693)
(1694)
(1695)
(1696)
(1700)
(1701)
|
(1690)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1691)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(1692)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1693)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1694)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified class name of the user-created handler. The class must inherit 'java.util.logging.Handler' and implement 'jeus.util.logging.JeusHandler'. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1695)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-property>
| |
Description | Properties that the handler will have. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the handler through the JeusHandler.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
(1697)
|
(1696)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1698)
(1699)
|
(1697)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1698)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1699)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(1700)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-property>
| |
Description | Properties for the formatter that the handler will use. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the formatter through the JeusFormatter.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
(1702)
|
(1701)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1703)
(1704)
|
(1702)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1703)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
user-logging
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1704)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<log-stdout-to-raw-format>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to display stdout and stderr in raw format or log format. The default value is "true", and STDOUT is displayed in raw format. If this option is set to "false," the prefix |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1705)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<action-on-resource-leak>
| |
Description | Actions JEUS will take with regard to resources which are not returned by applications. Applications are usually stateless components (servlets/JSPs), stateless session beans and MDB. The default value is WARNING, which indicates that resources that are not returned will be logged. When configuring this option for each data source, use the action-on-connection-leak option. |
Value Type | action-on-resource-leakType |
Default Value | Warning |
Defined Value |
NoAction Warning AutoClose |
(1706)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<tm-config>
| |
Description | Configuration of the transaction manager, which is responsible for starting and ending global transactions. At the end of a transaction, the transaction manager determines whether to commit or roll back the transaction by communicating with the resource manager. This helps ensure the atomicity of global transactions. The transaction manager also supports exception handling using a timeout mechanism. |
Value Type | tm-configType |
Child Elements |
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(1724)
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|
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<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
>
<pooling>
| |
Description | Thread pool that processes transactions. By default, the system thread pool will be used. |
Value Type | thread-poolingType |
Child Elements |
(1709)
(1711)
|
(1708)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
><
pooling
>
<shared>
| |
Description | Thread pool to be shared within a server. |
Value Type | shared-poolType |
Child Elements |
(1710)
|
(1709)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
shared
>
<reserved-thread-num>
| |
Description | Thread pool to reserve for a specific service. Normally, if a service that uses a thread shared within a server may not receive one when all threads are occupied. In such case, use this option to assign a certain number of threads to the service. The total number of threads assigned to all services must not exceed the maximum number of threads set in the system thread pool properties. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(1710)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
><
pooling
>
<dedicated>
| |
Description | Thread pool to be dedicated to a service. |
Value Type | dedicated-poolType |
Child Elements |
(1712)
(1713)
(1714)
(1715)
(1716)
|
(1711)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(1712)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 10 |
(1713)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<keep-alive-time>
| |
Description | Keep-alive time for inactive threads. If a thread pool contains more than the maximum number of threads, inactive threads will be automatically removed from the thread pool after the specified period of time. If this option is set to 0, threads will not be removed. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 60000 |
(1714)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<queue-size>
| |
Description | Size of the queue which stores the application objects processed by a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 4096 |
(1715)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<stuck-thread-handling>
| |
Description | Option to configure a how to handle a thread when it is occupied by a specific task for longer than specified. |
Value Type | stuck-thread-handlingType |
Child Elements |
(1717)
(1718)
(1719)
(1720)
|
(1716)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<max-stuck-thread-time>
| |
Description | Length of time before a thread is identified as stuck. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 3600000 |
(1717)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<action-on-stuck-thread>
| |
Description | Action to take when stuck threads are detected. |
Value Type | action-on-stuck-threadType |
Default Value | None |
Defined Value |
None Interrupt IgnoreAndReplace Warning |
(1718)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<stuck-thread-check-period>
| |
Description | Time period during which the status of a stuck thread is checked. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(1719)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<user-warning-class>
| |
Description | If action-on-stuck-thread is set to Warning, the default value for this option is thread dump. However, you can write a class to execute an action you want by configuring this option. The class must implement the jeus.util.pool.Warning interface in jclient.jar. Write the class and then locate it in SERVER_HOME/lib/application of a target server. |
Value Type | string |
Value Description | Use a fully Qualifed Class name. Example: test.stuck.UserWarning |
(1720)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
>
<active-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum length of time during which the server will wait for a transaction to complete. If the transaction does not complete during that time, the transaction manager will roll back the transaction. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 600000 |
(1721)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
>
<prepare-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum length of time during which a root coordinator will wait for a 'prepare' signal from its sub-coordinator and the resource manager at transaction commit time. If the root coordinator does not receive the prepare message during that time, it will roll back the global transaction. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 120000 |
(1722)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
>
<prepared-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum length of time during which a sub-coordinator waits for the global commit decision from the root coordinator. If the sub-coordinator does not receive the message during this period, it will again inform the root coordinator that it is prepared. If the sub-coordinator still does not receive a global decision, and if the sub-coordinator has local XA resources, the entire transaction will be rolled back. If the sub-coordinator does not have local XA resources, JEUS will not take any action. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 60000 |
(1723)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
>
<commit-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum length of time during which a root coordinator will wait for a commit or rollback result from its sub-coordinator and the resource manager. If the root coordinator does not receive the result during that time, it will record the global transaction in the incomplete global transaction list. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 240000 |
(1724)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
>
<recovery-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum length of time during which a transaction manager will wait for information about transactions to be recovered. If the transaction manager of another node involved in the transaction does not provide the recovery information within the specified time, the transaction manager will not continue the recovery, and the recovery should be performed manually by the system administrator. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 120000 |
(1725)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
>
<incomplete-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum length of time during which a transaction manager preserves the list of incomplete global transactions in order to complete the entire transaction. Incomplete transactions are rolled back during recovery. If this time is too short, recovery information will be deleted quickly, which will affect transactional integrity. In this case, the system administrator must perform a rigorous manual recovery from the transaction errors. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 86400000 |
(1726)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
>
<tx-log-dir>
| |
Description | Directory that will contain log files that the transaction manager will use for recovery purposes. The default value is "${SERVER_HOME}/.workspace/tmlog". If you want to use the automated transaction recovery service, you need to specify a shared directory. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | ${SERVER_HOME}/.workspace/tmlog |
(1727)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
tm-config
>
<automatic-recovery>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to enable automatic recovery of in-doubt transactions via another transaction manager in a clustered environment in case the current transaction manager fails. For this function to work properly, you need to enable clustering first, and other transaction managers must be able to access the log directories of the transaction manager that has failed. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1728)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<jmx-manager>
| |
Description | JMX to run on the JEUS Manager. |
Value Type | jmx-managerType |
Child Elements |
(1730)
(1731)
(1732)
(1733)
(1745)
|
(1729)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
>
<use-rmi-connector>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use an RMI connector server. |
Value Type | boolean |
(1730)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
>
<use-html-adaptor>
| |
Value Type | boolean |
(1731)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
>
<html-adaptor-port>
| |
Description | HTML adapter port. This is used to access the adapter with a Web browser. |
Value Type | off-intType |
(1732)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
>
<snmp-adaptor>
| |
Description | SNMP adapter. |
Value Type | snmp-adaptorType |
Child Elements |
(1734)
(1735)
(1736)
(1737)
(1738)
(1741)
|
(1733)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
>
<snmp-adaptor-port>
| |
Description | Listener port of the SNMP adapter. |
Value Type | snmp-adaptor-portType |
(1734)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
>
<snmp-version>
| |
Description | SNMP version. 1, 2, or 3 can be used. |
Value Type | snmp-versionType |
Default Value | 3 |
Defined Value |
1 2 3 |
(1735)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
>
<snmp-max-packet-size>
| |
Description | Maximum SNMP packet size. The minimum size is 256 bytes. |
Value Type | snmp-max-packet-sizeType |
Default Value | 4096 |
(1736)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
>
<snmp-security>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to enable SNMP security. Security can only be specified in SNMPv3. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1737)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
>
<trap-demon>
| |
Description | Server to send TRAP messages to after an error occurs. Multiple addresses can be used. |
Value Type | trap-demonType |
Child Elements |
(1739)
(1740)
|
(1738)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
><
trap-demon
>
<ip-address>
| |
Description | Demon IP address. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | a valid IP address |
(1739)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
><
trap-demon
>
<port>
| |
Description | Demon port number. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | a port number |
(1740)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
>
<pooling>
| |
Description | Use this to configure the pool properties. A pool consists of threads that handle requests to be sent to the SNMP server. |
Value Type | poolingType |
Child Elements |
(1742)
(1743)
(1744)
|
(1741)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
><
pooling
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of objects to be pooled. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 2 |
(1742)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
><
pooling
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of objects to be pooled. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 30 |
(1743)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
><
snmp-adaptor
><
pooling
>
<period>
| |
Description | Length of time after which the number of objects in a pool is reduced to the specified minimum number. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | 3600000 |
(1744)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jmx-manager
>
<mlet-url>
| |
Description | MLet URL to register with the MBean server. |
Value Type | token |
(1745)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<external-resource>
| |
Description | @Deprecated. External resources, such as jTmax and Infinite Cache, that will be used in the server. An external resource with the same name in the domain can override this setting. |
Value Type | external-resourceType |
Child Elements |
(1747)
(1748)
(1749)
|
(1746)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
external-resource
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of an external resource. It must be unique. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1747)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
external-resource
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Name of the ResourceBootstrapper implementation class contained in WebT, jTmax, or Infinite Cache. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1748)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
external-resource
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties used by an external resource. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1750)
(1751)
|
(1749)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
external-resource
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1750)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
external-resource
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1751)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<managed-executor-service>
| |
Description | Export name of a ManagedExecutorService that is valid within the server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1752)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<managed-scheduled-executor-service>
| |
Description | Export name of the ManagedExecutorService that is valid within the server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1753)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<context-service>
| |
Description | Export name of the ContextService that is valid within the server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1754)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<system-thread-pool>
| |
Description | Use this page to configure thread pools to be shared among multiple server services. If thread pools are not dedicated to each service, shared pools are used. |
Value Type | system-thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
(1756)
(1757)
(1758)
(1759)
(1760)
|
(1755)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(1756)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 10 |
(1757)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-thread-pool
>
<keep-alive-time>
| |
Description | Keep-alive time for inactive threads. If a thread pool contains more than the maximum number of threads, inactive threads will be automatically removed from the thread pool after the specified period of time. If this option is set to 0, threads will not be removed. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 60000 |
(1758)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-thread-pool
>
<queue-size>
| |
Description | Size of the queue which stores the application objects processed by a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 4096 |
(1759)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-thread-pool
>
<stuck-thread-handling>
| |
Description | Option to configure a how to handle a thread when it is occupied by a specific task for longer than specified. |
Value Type | stuck-thread-handlingType |
Child Elements |
(1761)
(1762)
(1763)
(1764)
|
(1760)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<max-stuck-thread-time>
| |
Description | Length of time before a thread is identified as stuck. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 3600000 |
(1761)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<action-on-stuck-thread>
| |
Description | Action to take when stuck threads are detected. |
Value Type | action-on-stuck-threadType |
Default Value | None |
Defined Value |
None Interrupt IgnoreAndReplace Warning |
(1762)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<stuck-thread-check-period>
| |
Description | Time period during which the status of a stuck thread is checked. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(1763)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
system-thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<user-warning-class>
| |
Description | If action-on-stuck-thread is set to Warning, the default value for this option is thread dump. However, you can write a class to execute an action you want by configuring this option. The class must implement the jeus.util.pool.Warning interface in jclient.jar. Write the class and then locate it in SERVER_HOME/lib/application of a target server. |
Value Type | string |
Value Description | Use a fully Qualifed Class name. Example: test.stuck.UserWarning |
(1764)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<managed-thread-factory>
| |
Description | Export name of the ManageThreadFactory that is valid within the server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1765)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<scheduler>
| |
Description | Use this page to configure a JEUS scheduler. |
Value Type | schedulerType |
Child Elements |
(1767)
(1768)
(1781)
|
(1766)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
>
<enabled>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to run the scheduler service. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1767)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
>
<pooling>
| |
Description | Thread pool that the scheduler will use to execute multi-threaded jobs. |
Value Type | thread-poolingType |
Child Elements |
(1769)
(1771)
|
(1768)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
pooling
>
<shared>
| |
Description | Thread pool to be shared within a server. |
Value Type | shared-poolType |
Child Elements |
(1770)
|
(1769)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
shared
>
<reserved-thread-num>
| |
Description | Thread pool to reserve for a specific service. Normally, if a service that uses a thread shared within a server may not receive one when all threads are occupied. In such case, use this option to assign a certain number of threads to the service. The total number of threads assigned to all services must not exceed the maximum number of threads set in the system thread pool properties. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(1770)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
pooling
>
<dedicated>
| |
Description | Thread pool to be dedicated to a service. |
Value Type | dedicated-poolType |
Child Elements |
(1772)
(1773)
(1774)
(1775)
(1776)
|
(1771)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(1772)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 10 |
(1773)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<keep-alive-time>
| |
Description | Keep-alive time for inactive threads. If a thread pool contains more than the maximum number of threads, inactive threads will be automatically removed from the thread pool after the specified period of time. If this option is set to 0, threads will not be removed. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 60000 |
(1774)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<queue-size>
| |
Description | Size of the queue which stores the application objects processed by a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 4096 |
(1775)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<stuck-thread-handling>
| |
Description | Option to configure a how to handle a thread when it is occupied by a specific task for longer than specified. |
Value Type | stuck-thread-handlingType |
Child Elements |
(1777)
(1778)
(1779)
(1780)
|
(1776)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<max-stuck-thread-time>
| |
Description | Length of time before a thread is identified as stuck. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 3600000 |
(1777)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<action-on-stuck-thread>
| |
Description | Action to take when stuck threads are detected. |
Value Type | action-on-stuck-threadType |
Default Value | None |
Defined Value |
None Interrupt IgnoreAndReplace Warning |
(1778)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<stuck-thread-check-period>
| |
Description | Time period during which the status of a stuck thread is checked. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(1779)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<user-warning-class>
| |
Description | If action-on-stuck-thread is set to Warning, the default value for this option is thread dump. However, you can write a class to execute an action you want by configuring this option. The class must implement the jeus.util.pool.Warning interface in jclient.jar. Write the class and then locate it in SERVER_HOME/lib/application of a target server. |
Value Type | string |
Value Description | Use a fully Qualifed Class name. Example: test.stuck.UserWarning |
(1780)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
>
<job-list>
| |
Description | List of jobs to register in the scheduler. |
Value Type | job-listType |
Child Elements |
(1782)
|
(1781)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
job-list
>
<job>
| |
Description | Job to register in the scheduler. |
Value Type | jobType |
Child Elements |
(1783)
(1784)
(1785)
(1790)
(1791)
(1792)
(1793)
|
(1782)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a job. ID validation is required. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1783)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the class that executes the job. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1784)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
>
<interval>
| |
Description | Interval at which the job is executed. |
Value Type | intervalType |
Child Elements |
(1786)
(1787)
(1788)
(1789)
|
(1785)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
><
interval
>
<millisecond>
| |
Description | Job execution interval in milliseconds. |
Value Type | long |
(1786)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
><
interval
>
<minutely>
| |
Description | Job execution interval in minutes. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(1787)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
><
interval
>
<hourly>
| |
Description | Job execution interval in hours. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(1788)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
><
interval
>
<daily>
| |
Description | Job execution interval in days. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(1789)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
>
<description>
| |
Description | Description of the job. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1790)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
>
<begin-time>
| |
Description | Begin time for a job, in the format of the xs:dateTime type. If not specified, the job will start immediately. |
Value Type | dateTime |
(1791)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
>
<end-time>
| |
Description | End time for a job, in the format of the xs:dateTime type. If not specified, the job will not end. |
Value Type | dateTime |
(1792)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
scheduler
><
job-list
><
job
>
<count>
| |
Description | Count of job executions. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | -1 |
(1793)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<naming-server>
| |
Description | Use this page to configure JEUS naming service servers which provide the JNDI service. |
Value Type | naming-serverType |
Child Elements |
(1795)
(1808)
|
(1794)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
naming-server
>
<pooling>
| |
Description | Thread pool that handles requests to the JEUS server which provides the JNDI naming service. |
Value Type | thread-poolingType |
Child Elements |
(1796)
(1798)
|
(1795)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
naming-server
><
pooling
>
<shared>
| |
Description | Thread pool to be shared within a server. |
Value Type | shared-poolType |
Child Elements |
(1797)
|
(1796)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
shared
>
<reserved-thread-num>
| |
Description | Thread pool to reserve for a specific service. Normally, if a service that uses a thread shared within a server may not receive one when all threads are occupied. In such case, use this option to assign a certain number of threads to the service. The total number of threads assigned to all services must not exceed the maximum number of threads set in the system thread pool properties. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(1797)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
naming-server
><
pooling
>
<dedicated>
| |
Description | Thread pool to be dedicated to a service. |
Value Type | dedicated-poolType |
Child Elements |
(1799)
(1800)
(1801)
(1802)
(1803)
|
(1798)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(1799)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 10 |
(1800)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<keep-alive-time>
| |
Description | Keep-alive time for inactive threads. If a thread pool contains more than the maximum number of threads, inactive threads will be automatically removed from the thread pool after the specified period of time. If this option is set to 0, threads will not be removed. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 60000 |
(1801)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<queue-size>
| |
Description | Size of the queue which stores the application objects processed by a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 4096 |
(1802)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
>
<stuck-thread-handling>
| |
Description | Option to configure a how to handle a thread when it is occupied by a specific task for longer than specified. |
Value Type | stuck-thread-handlingType |
Child Elements |
(1804)
(1805)
(1806)
(1807)
|
(1803)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<max-stuck-thread-time>
| |
Description | Length of time before a thread is identified as stuck. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 3600000 |
(1804)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<action-on-stuck-thread>
| |
Description | Action to take when stuck threads are detected. |
Value Type | action-on-stuck-threadType |
Default Value | None |
Defined Value |
None Interrupt IgnoreAndReplace Warning |
(1805)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<stuck-thread-check-period>
| |
Description | Time period during which the status of a stuck thread is checked. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(1806)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
naming-server
><
pooling
><
dedicated
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<user-warning-class>
| |
Description | If action-on-stuck-thread is set to Warning, the default value for this option is thread dump. However, you can write a class to execute an action you want by configuring this option. The class must implement the jeus.util.pool.Warning interface in jclient.jar. Write the class and then locate it in SERVER_HOME/lib/application of a target server. |
Value Type | string |
Value Description | Use a fully Qualifed Class name. Example: test.stuck.UserWarning |
(1807)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
naming-server
>
<replicate-group>
| |
Description | Scope of a cluster-independent group specific to the JNDI naming server. Servers with the same tag value function as if they are in a cluster when replicating binding objects and managing groups for JNDI. This allows you to achieve a clustering effect specifically for JNDI and EJB without clustering the entire server. |
Value Type | replicate-groupType |
(1808)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<data-source-remote-lookup>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to enable data source lookup from a remote JVM. The lookup provides support for the existing standalone client that configures and uses a connection pool on a remote JVM. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1809)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<jms-quota>
| |
Description | Use this page to configure quota for maximum memory size and message count available on JMS engines and destinations. |
Value Type | jms-quotaType |
Child Elements |
(1811)
(1812)
(1813)
(1814)
|
(1810)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-quota
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a quota. Specify it in the JMS engine or destination configurations to apply the setting. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1811)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-quota
>
<max-byte>
| |
Description | Maximum memory size for a quota. The default value is 128 MB. Add 'K' for KiloBytes, 'M' for MegaBytes, or 'G' for GigaBytes after the value. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | 128M |
(1812)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-quota
>
<max-message>
| |
Description | Maximum number of messages for a quota. If not specified, no limit. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1813)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-quota
>
<shared>
| |
Description | Option to allow multiple destinations to share the quota allocation for the maximum memory size and number of messages. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1814)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<lifecycle-invocation>
| |
Description | Methods to invoke when life cycle events occur. |
Value Type | lifecycle-invocationType |
Child Elements |
(1816)
(1817)
(1826)
|
(1815)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the class which handles callbacks for lifecycle events. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1816)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
>
<library-ref>
| |
Description | Information about a shared library that the application will use. |
Value Type | library-refType |
Child Elements |
(1818)
(1819)
(1822)
(1825)
|
(1817)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<library-name>
| |
Description | Name of the shared library. |
Value Type | token |
(1818)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<specification-version>
| |
Description | Specification version of the shared library. |
Value Type | library-ref-versionType |
Child Elements |
(1820)
(1821)
|
(1819)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
specification-version
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the library version. |
Value Type | string |
(1820)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
specification-version
>
<exact-match>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the exact match of the version is required. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1821)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<implementation-version>
| |
Description | Implementation version of the shared library. |
Value Type | library-ref-versionType |
Child Elements |
(1823)
(1824)
|
(1822)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
implementation-version
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the library version. |
Value Type | string |
(1823)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
implementation-version
>
<exact-match>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the exact match of the version is required. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1824)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<failon-error>
| |
Description | Indicates whether deployment will fail if a shared library is not found. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1825)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
>
<invocation>
| |
Description | Information about class invocation. |
Value Type | invocationType |
Child Elements |
(1827)
(1831)
(1832)
|
(1826)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
>
<invocation-method>
| |
Description | Invocation method. |
Value Type | lifecycle-invocation-methodParamType |
Child Elements |
(1828)
(1829)
|
(1827)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
><
invocation-method
>
<method-name>
| |
Description | Method name. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1828)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
><
invocation-method
>
<method-params>
| |
Description | Parameters of a method in order. |
Value Type | lifecycle-invocation-method-paramsType |
Child Elements |
(1830)
|
(1829)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
><
invocation-method
><
method-params
>
<method-param>
| |
Description | Fully qualified class name for parameters of a method. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1830)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
>
<invocation-argument>
| |
Description | Arguments for an invocation method. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1831)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
>
<invocation-type>
| |
Description | Point in time at which to invoke a method. |
Value Type | invocation-typeType |
Defined Value |
BOOT BEFORE_DEPLOY AFTER_DEPLOY READY BEFORE_UNDEPLOY AFTER_UNDEPLOY |
(1832)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<class-ftp>
| |
Description | Sends EJB client stubs to an EJB 2.x client through FTP when the client calls a service using stubs instead of a dynamic proxy. If the class FTP service is enabled, EJB client stubs will be sent to the client through FTP. If FTP is not enabled, you need to manually copy the EJB stub file. This option is disabled by default. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1833)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<enable-interop>
| |
Description | Allows RMI-IIOP interoperability. This option must be enabled to use EJB RMI/IIOP. When this option is enabled, a CSI Listener and an OTS Listener will be used in the Object Request Broker (ORB). RMI-IIOP supports interoperability between distributed Java and non-Java objects, which enables the support for transactions (for example, "principal"), and security (for example, GTID). The SSL protocol will be used if specified. |
Value Type | enable-interopType |
Child Elements |
(1835)
|
(1834)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
enable-interop
>
<interop-ssl-config>
| |
Description | Use this to configure keystore and truststore files. |
Value Type | keystore-configType |
Child Elements |
(1836)
(1837)
(1838)
(1839)
(1840)
(1841)
|
(1835)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<keystore-path>
| |
Description | Path to the keystore file to apply to the current domain. |
Value Type | token |
(1836)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<keystore-alias>
| |
Description | Keystore alias. When there are multiple keyEntry certificates in the keystore file, the keystore entries are accessed via unique aliases. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | changeit |
(1837)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<keystore-password>
| |
Description | Password for the keystore file for the current domain. To encrypt the password, type the password in the form of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | changeit |
(1838)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<keystore-keypassword>
| |
Description | Password for the keystore file for the current domain. To encrypt the password, type the password in the form of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. |
Value Type | token |
(1839)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<truststore-path>
| |
Description | Path to the truststore file for the current domain. |
Value Type | token |
(1840)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
enable-interop
><
interop-ssl-config
>
<truststore-password>
| |
Description | Password for the truststore file for the current domain. To encrypt the password, type the password in the form of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | changeit |
(1841)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<use-MEJB>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use MEJB, which is provided by the J2EE Management specifications. If this is not used, MEJB will not be deployed. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1842)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<use-readiness-check>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use Readiness Check. If this is not used, healthcheck apps are not deployed. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1843)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<data-sources>
| |
Description | Valid data source in the server or cluster. |
Value Type | data-sourcesType |
Child Elements |
(1845)
|
(1844)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
data-sources
>
<data-source>
| |
Description | ID of a valid data source in the server or cluster. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1845)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<jms-resource>
| |
Description | JMS resources to be shared in the cluster. |
Value Type | jms-resourceType |
Child Elements |
(1847)
(1870)
|
(1846)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
>
<destination>
| |
Description | Information about destinations. |
Value Type | destinationType |
Child Elements |
(1848)
(1849)
(1850)
(1851)
(1852)
(1853)
(1854)
(1855)
(1856)
(1857)
(1858)
(1859)
(1862)
(1864)
|
(1847)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<type>
| |
Description | Destination type. Choose either queue or topic. |
Value Type | destination-typeType |
Defined Value |
queue topic |
(1848)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<name>
| |
Description | Destination name used for management purposes within the JMS engine. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1849)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Binding name of a destination that is bound to the naming server. The default value is the name property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1850)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<subscription-limit>
| |
Description | Limit on the number of consumers that can access the destination. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 1024 |
(1851)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<destination-quota>
| |
Description | Maximum message quota that limits the total amount of messages to be stored in the destination. If not specified, no limit. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1852)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<max-pending-limit>
| |
Description | Maximum number of messages that have been dispatched but have not been acknowledged yet by the client. If the message listener is registered to a queue or topic, when messages arrive, the messages will be sent to the consumers immediately. If the client does not process those messages quickly enough, the messages will accumulate on the client and will generate an OutOfMemory error. This configuration can prevent the problem from occurring. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 128 |
(1853)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<resume-dispatch-factor>
| |
Description | Resume dispatch factor. If the number of pending messages exceeds the value of max-pending-limit, the message delivery will be suspended temporarily. After the client has processed the messages and has sent acknowledgements and the number of messages has been reduced to (max-pending-limit * resume-dispatch-factor), dispatch will resume. |
Value Type | float |
Default Value | 0.4 |
(1854)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<dead-letter-destination>
| |
Description | Name of a destination where the messages that were not handled normally in this destination will be stored. The default value is JEUSMQ_DLQ, which is a queue provided by the system that is created automatically. If the specified destination does not exist, the default value will be used. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | JEUSMQ_DLQ |
(1855)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<expiration-policy>
| |
Description | Determines how to handle messages in a destination that have not been sent yet but have expired. Delete will deleted expired messages, and Redirect will resend the messages to the dead-letter-destination. The default value is Delete. |
Value Type | expiration-policyType |
Default Value | Delete |
Defined Value |
Delete Redirect |
(1856)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<redelivery-delay>
| |
Description | Determines the amount of time wait before messages that have rolled back or recovered are resent. The unit is milliseconds. |
Value Type | positiveLongType |
(1857)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<message-sort>
| |
Description | Configuration for message sorting. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1858)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<message-group>
| |
Description | Groups for the destination. |
Value Type | message-groupType |
Child Elements |
(1860)
(1861)
|
(1859)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
message-group
>
<message-handling>
| |
Description | Defines how the destination handles message groups. Pass or Gather can be used. Pass handles groups like regular messages. Gather completes a message group and delivers it as a single message. |
Value Type | message-handlingType |
Default Value | Pass |
Defined Value |
Pass Gather |
(1860)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
message-group
>
<expiration-time>
| |
Description | Expiration time of incomplete messages in the destination. The unit is seconds. The default value is -1, which indicates that incomplete messages persist until they have been completed. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | -1 |
(1861)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<override-client-attributes>
| |
Description | Overrides the configuration values that were set by client programs. These only apply to messages that have been sent to this destination. |
Value Type | override-client-attributesType |
Child Elements |
(1863)
|
(1862)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
override-client-attributes
>
<expiration-time>
| |
Description | Overrides the time-to-live(expiration-time) configuration value that is defined by the message producer. The unit is seconds. |
Value Type | positiveLongType |
(1863)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
>
<topic-multicast>
| |
Description | Forwards messages consumed from a topic to multiple destinations using multicast communication. A queued destination is ignored. |
Value Type | multicastType |
Child Elements |
(1865)
(1866)
(1867)
|
(1864)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-address>
| |
Description | Multicast address for topic multicast. Specify a valid address that is not reserved, from 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255. To allocate a valid, non-reserved address, refer to "http://www.iana.org/assignments/multicast-addresses" |
Value Type | token |
(1865)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-port>
| |
Description | Port number for topic multicast. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
(1866)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Buffer size for messages to be sent through topic multicast. The default value is 8 kilobytes. Add 'K' for KiloBytes, 'M' for MegaBytes, or 'G' for GigaBytes after the value. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | 8k |
(1867)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-thread-pool-min-size>
| |
Description | Minimum thread pool size to receive messages through topic multicast. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(1868)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
destination
><
topic-multicast
>
<multicast-thread-pool-max-size>
| |
Description | Maximum thread pool size to receive messages through topic multicast. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 100 |
(1869)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
>
<durable-subscription>
| |
Description | Information about durable subscriptions. |
Value Type | durable-subscriptionType |
Child Elements |
(1871)
(1872)
(1873)
(1874)
(1875)
(1876)
|
(1870)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<client-id>
| |
Description | Client ID. This must be unique in the connection factory as well as among all client IDs in the durable subscription configurations. |
Value Type | token |
(1871)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<name>
| |
Description | Identifies a durable subscription. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1872)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<shared>
| |
Description | Option to share a durable subscription. If set to "true", a message is only sent to a single client. For more information, refer to "8.3.4 Shared Durable Subscription" of Java Message Service 2.0 Specification. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1873)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<destination-name>
| |
Description | Name of the destination for a durable subscription to receive messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1874)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<message-selector>
| |
Description | Message selector for a durable subscription. |
Value Type | token |
(1875)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
jms-resource
><
durable-subscription
>
<message-sort>
| |
Description | Message sorting mode for a durable subscription. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1876)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<res-ref>
| |
Description | Resource references to register in the server's JNDI. |
Value Type | res-refType |
Child Elements |
(1878)
|
(1877)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
res-ref
>
<jndi-info>
| |
Description | Export name and reference name of each resource reference to register in the server's JNDI. |
Value Type | jndi-infoType |
Child Elements |
(1879)
(1880)
|
(1878)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
res-ref
><
jndi-info
>
<ref-name>
| |
Description | Name of a reference. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | The reference name will be bound to an actual JNDI name. The reference name corresponds to that of the J2EE standard descriptor. |
(1879)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
res-ref
><
jndi-info
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Actual JNDI name defined in the JEUS DD. |
Value Type | token |
(1880)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<custom-resource-refs>
| |
Description | Valid resource in the server or cluster. |
Value Type | resource-refsType |
Child Elements |
(1882)
|
(1881)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
custom-resource-refs
>
<name>
| |
Description | ID of a valid resource on the server or cluster. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1882)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<external-resource-refs>
| |
Description | Valid resource in the server or cluster. |
Value Type | resource-refsType |
Child Elements |
(1884)
|
(1883)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
><
external-resource-refs
>
<name>
| |
Description | ID of a valid resource on the server or cluster. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1884)
<
domain
><
server-templates
><
server-template
>
<cwdp-group-id>
| |
Description | ID of a group to run CWDP. CWDP messages are sent only between WebtoB and MS with the same ID. A message ca contain up to 31 characters. The default value is "". |
Value Type | tokenMaxLength31Type |
Default Value |
(1885)
<
domain
>
<session-server>
| |
Value Type | session-serverType |
Child Elements |
(1887)
(1888)
(1919)
(1926)
(1929)
|
(1886)
<
domain
><
session-server
>
<cluster-mode>
| |
Description | Selects one of two JEUS session cluster modes. |
Value Type | cluster-modeType |
Default Value | DEFAULT |
Defined Value |
DEFAULT DOMAIN_WIDE |
(1887)
<
domain
><
session-server
>
<session-storage>
| |
Description | Storage for HTTP sessions in servlet. |
Value Type | session-storageType |
Child Elements |
(1889)
(1890)
(1891)
(1916)
|
(1888)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
>
<name>
| |
Description | Session storage name. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | If multiple session storages exist, this value must not be a duplicate of another session storage name. |
Default Value | jeus-session-storage |
(1889)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
>
<session-manager-provider>
| |
Description | Session manager provider. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Use the full package name without reserved words. Example: jeus.session.impl.distributed.JeusDistributedWebSessionManagerProvider The following reserved words are provided: JEUS - Use the default session manager in JEUS. REDIS - Use the REDIS session manager. HAZELCAST - Use the HAZELCAST session manager. RUNTIME - Use another provider if any. If none, use JEUS session manager. |
Default Value | JEUS |
(1890)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
>
<scope>
| |
Description | Scope of the session storage to use. |
Value Type | session-scopeType |
Child Elements |
(1892)
(1893)
(1894)
(1914)
(1915)
|
(1891)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name for session scope configuration. |
Value Type | token |
(1892)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
>
<jeus-session>
| |
Description | JEUS session type. Either DISTRIBUTED or CENTRAL. |
Value Type | jeus-sessionType |
Default Value | DISTRIBUTED |
Defined Value |
DISTRIBUTED CENTRAL |
(1893)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
>
<session-config>
| |
Description | Session configuration to use for the context included in the scope. |
Value Type | session-configType |
Value Description | Using the session scope allows sharing sessions between contexts, which requires a common session configuration. Without the common configuration, the intended behavior may not be achieved. If the cluster mode is DOMAIN_WIDE with the matching scope name, the corresponding session configuration will be applied. |
Child Elements |
(1895)
(1896)
(1897)
(1898)
(1902)
|
(1894)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
>
<timeout>
| |
Description | Expiration period of sessions created by the server. Sessions that have not been accessed for the specified duration are no longer used and are deleted. This has a lower priority than Session Timeout in web.xml, which is configured by the servlet and allows individual configuration. If this option is set to -1, sessions will not be deleted. This is the expiration period of sessions. The unit is in minutes. The default value is 30. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 30 |
(1895)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
>
<max-session-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of sessions to maintain in memory. If the number of sessions exceeds the maximum number of sessions, an error will occur. Maximum number of sessions to maintain in memory. If not specified, sessions can be created infinitely. The default value is -1 (no limit). |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(1896)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
>
<reload-persistent>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to keep attribute objects of sessions when the context is reloaded. If this option is set to true, session attributes will persist regardless of reloading the context. If this option is set to false, all attributes will be deleted when the context is reloaded. If this is true, performance will be lower because sessions will persist. Note that reloading is different from redeployment. The value type is Boolean. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1897)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
>
<tracking-mode>
| |
Description | Indicates the session tracking methods for session delivery. You can choose from "Cookie", "Url", and "Ssl", and multiple choices are possible. "Ssl" cannot be selected with others. The default value is "Cookie". Note that if you forcibly disable "Cookie", sessions might not persist. |
Value Type | session-tracking-modeType |
Child Elements |
(1899)
(1900)
(1901)
|
(1898)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<cookie>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to deliver sessions with cookies. The value type is Boolean. The default value is true. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1899)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<url>
| |
Description | Enables URL rewriting to track sessions. This is not generally used, and the default value is false. This option can generate security problems because the sessions are exposed in the URL. The value type is Boolean. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1900)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<ssl>
| |
Description | Option to enable SSL for session tracking. The value type is Boolean. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1901)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
>
<session-cookie>
| |
Description | Detailed configuration of session cookies when cookies are used to deliver sessions. |
Value Type | session-cookie-configType |
Child Elements |
(1903)
(1904)
(1905)
(1906)
(1907)
(1908)
(1909)
(1910)
(1911)
(1912)
(1913)
|
(1902)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<cookie-name>
| |
Description | Name of a cookie that is used to deliver a session. The default value is JSESSIONID, but other values can be specified. The value type is string. This functions as the key value for session cookies. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | JSESSIONID |
(1903)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<url-cookie-name>
| |
Description | Name of a cookie for delivering the session using URL rewriting. The default value is jsessionid, and other values can be specified to deliver session cookies. The value type is string. This functions as the key value for session cookies. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | jsessionid |
(1904)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<version>
| |
Description | Cookie ID version. The possible values are 0 and 1. The default is 0. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 0 |
(1905)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<domain>
| |
Description | Domain name that the session cookie applies to. The cookie is used for requests to the specified domain. If .foo.com is specified, the session cookie works for requests from both first.foo.com and second.foo.com. A single correctly formatted domain name. It must start with ".". The host name should not be specified (Refer to the RFC-2109 specification). |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1906)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<path>
| |
Description | Path that the session cookie applies to. The session cookie is used for requests to the path. The cookies are sent with requests to the specified URL if the domain is correctly formatted (Refer to <domain> configuration). For example, if the path is "/examples" and the domain is ".foo.com", and the client request is "www.foo.com/examples", the client cookie is sent with the request. A single correctly formatted URL path should be specified. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1907)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<max-age>
| |
Description | Expiration of the session ID cookie. Session cookies are valid for the specified amount of time. After the specified amount of time, the session cookies become invalid and will no longer be used. The unit is in seconds, and the default value is -1. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(1908)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<secure>
| |
Description | Secure attribute of the session ID cookies. If this is set to true, session ID cookies will only be sent to secure HTTPS connections. The value type is Boolean. This determines whether the cookie is sent via HTTPS. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1909)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<http-only>
| |
Description | Security method that prevents session ID cookies from being used by scripts instead of by HTTP. The value type is Boolean. This determines whether to use the HttpOnly option for cookies. The default value is true. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(1910)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<same-site>
| |
Description | Protection method against attacks that make unintended requests by using the session ID cookie (cross-site request forgery). |
Value Type | same-siteType |
Value Description | Set either to Lax or Strict if the cookie uses the SameSite option. |
Default Value | Disable |
Defined Value |
None Strict Lax Disable |
(1911)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<comment>
| |
Description | Description of the cookie. This provides the information about the cookie. This option is not supported by cookies of type 0 (Netscape version). |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1912)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<partitioned>
| |
Description | Uses Cookies Having Independent Partitioned State (CHIPS), which allows cookies to be maintained in partitioned storage by using a separate cookie jar for each root site page. Only applicable for secure cookies. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1913)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
>
<target-cluster>
| |
Description | Cluster to be included in the scope. Sessions are shared between all contexts in the specified cluster. |
Value Type | token |
(1914)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
>
<target-application>
| |
Description | Application to be included in the scope. |
Value Type | token |
(1915)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
>
<property>
| |
Description | Storage property. Example: reserved-thread-num=0 connection-timeout=5000 read-timeout=600 backup-level=SET backup-unit-size=50 backup-queue-size=100 backup-flowcontrol-enabled=true/false failover-delay=600 restart-delay=600 login-manager=true/false user-info=JEUS_LOGIN_KEY login-manager-strategy=invalidate-before/invalidate-after redis-architecture=standalone||cluster redis-nodes=redis://127.0.0.1:6379,redis://127.0.0.1:7001 hazelcast-architecture=standalone||cluster hazelcast-nodes=localhost:5701 hazelcast-cluster=dev |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1917)
(1918)
|
(1916)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1917)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
session-storage
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1918)
<
domain
><
session-server
>
<jeus-login-manager>
| |
Description | Primary and secondary servers of jeus-login-manager. To prevent multiple logins at the cluster level, set a server to save the login information of jeus-login-manager by specifying the sever name. If the type is set either to HAZELCAST or REDIS, the primary and secondary configurations will be ignored. |
Value Type | jeus-login-managerType |
Child Elements |
(1920)
(1921)
(1922)
(1923)
|
(1919)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
jeus-login-manager
>
<login-manager-type>
| |
Description | Repository for the login manager. |
Value Type | login-managerType |
Default Value | JEUS |
Defined Value |
JEUS HAZELCAST REDIS |
(1920)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
jeus-login-manager
>
<primary>
| |
Description | Primary server of the JEUS login manager. |
Value Type | token |
(1921)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
jeus-login-manager
>
<secondary>
| |
Description | Secondary server of the JEUS login manager. |
Value Type | token |
(1922)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
jeus-login-manager
>
<property>
| |
Description | HAZELCAST or REDIS configuration for the login manager. Example) redis-architecture=standalone||cluster redis-nodes=redis://127.0.0.1:6379,redis://127.0.0.1:7001 hazelcast-nodes=localhost:5701 hazelcast-cluster=dev |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1924)
(1925)
|
(1923)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
jeus-login-manager
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1924)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
jeus-login-manager
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1925)
<
domain
><
session-server
>
<jeus-central-session-server>
| |
Description | Primary and backup server for JEUS session management. |
Value Type | jeus-central-session-serverType |
Child Elements |
(1927)
(1928)
|
(1926)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
jeus-central-session-server
>
<primary>
| |
Description | Specifies the primary server for the JEUS session server. |
Value Type | token |
(1927)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
jeus-central-session-server
>
<secondary>
| |
Description | Specifies the backup server for the JEUS session server. |
Value Type | token |
(1928)
<
domain
><
session-server
>
<property>
| |
Description | Session server property. Example: excluded-servers=adminServer encoding-rule=raw||BASE64||BASE64_WITHOUT_PADDING |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(1930)
(1931)
|
(1929)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1930)
<
domain
><
session-server
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1931)
<
domain
>
<application-repositories>
| |
Description | Directory for the application files repository. Applications located in this directory are automatically recognized as installed without being directly installed on the domain. |
Value Type | application-repositoryType |
Child Elements |
(1933)
|
(1932)
<
domain
><
application-repositories
>
<application-repository>
| |
Description | Directory to store application archive files. Use this setting to manually locate applications in the Master server. It must be an absolute path that can be accessed from a machine on which the Master server resides. Unlike application files which have been uploaded to the Master server using the INSTALL command, files in this directory cannot be copied to INSTALL_HOME. To deploy decompressed applications, set this property to the application repository and then locate the decompressed modules in the specified application repository. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1933)
<
domain
>
<deployed-applications>
| |
Description | Deployment settings for an application that will be given resources in the domain. |
Value Type | deployed-applicationsType |
Child Elements |
(1935)
|
(1934)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
>
<deployed-application>
| |
Description | Use this page to configure an application to deploy when the server starts. |
Value Type | deployed-applicationType |
Child Elements |
(1936)
(1937)
(1938)
(1939)
(1943)
(1947)
(1948)
(1949)
(1950)
(1951)
(1952)
(1953)
(1954)
(1955)
(1956)
(1957)
(1958)
(1959)
|
(1935)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<id>
| |
Description | Application ID that the domain uses to manage an application. This ID is referred to when the domain passes a command to the application. You can specify an ID when installing JEUS, and if it is not specified, the server creates one. An ID must be unique in the domain. |
Value Type | token |
(1936)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<path>
| |
Description | Path to an application that exists in the JEUS Master server. When an application that is installed in the domain has been deployed, this option is set to INSTALL_HOME where the application file is. When an application exists in the application storage, or has been deployed using an absolute path, this option is set to the absolute path. After the deployment is complete, the Master server writes this value in XML. Do not change this value. |
Value Type | token |
(1937)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<type>
| |
Description | Application type. You can choose from EAR, EJB, WAR, CAR, or RAR. |
Value Type | application-typeType |
Defined Value |
EAR WAR EJB RAR CAR |
(1938)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<target-server>
| |
Description | Target server to which the application will be deployed. |
Value Type | application-targetType |
Child Elements |
(1940)
(1941)
(1942)
|
(1939)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
><
target-server
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the target server or cluster to which a library will be deployed. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1940)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
><
target-server
>
<deploy-system-virtual-host>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to deploy an application in the system virtual host so that the application can be called through the base listener. If set to true, the virtual-host setting will be ignored. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1941)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
><
target-server
>
<virtual-host>
| |
Description | Virtual host to be configured for a web application. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | The virtual host must be specified in the engine. |
(1942)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<target-cluster>
| |
Description | Target cluster to which the application will be deployed. |
Value Type | application-targetType |
Child Elements |
(1944)
(1945)
(1946)
|
(1943)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
><
target-cluster
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the target server or cluster to which a library will be deployed. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1944)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
><
target-cluster
>
<deploy-system-virtual-host>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to deploy an application in the system virtual host so that the application can be called through the base listener. If set to true, the virtual-host setting will be ignored. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1945)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
><
target-cluster
>
<virtual-host>
| |
Description | Virtual host to be configured for a web application. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | The virtual host must be specified in the engine. |
(1946)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<target-all-servers>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to deploy an application to all servers in a domain. |
Value Type | boolean |
(1947)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<exclude-master-server-when-targeting-all-servers>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to exclude the Master server when targeting all servers for deployment. |
Value Type | boolean |
(1948)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<deploy-system-virtual-host>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to deploy an application in the system virtual host so that it can be called through the base listener. If set to true, the virtual-host setting will be ignored. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1949)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<virtual-host>
| |
Description | Virtual host to be configured for a web application. The virtual host is only used when the target-all-servers is set to true. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | The virtual host must be specified in the engine. |
(1950)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<classloading>
| |
Description | Class loading method to be used by the application. The default value is ISOLATED, which indicates that individual classes will be loaded for applications. |
Value Type | classloadingType |
Default Value | ISOLATED |
Defined Value |
ISOLATED SHARED |
(1951)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<use-fast-deploy>
| |
Description | Use this to enable fast deploy for all EJB modules for an application or Web service modules for a Web application. This function is run based on the assumption that classes to be generated during deployment are already configured. If not configured, the engine's default setting will be used. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1952)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<keep-generated>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to keep the sources of files generated during deployment or services of an application. The default value is false, which deletes the generated sources without keeping them. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1953)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<shared>
| |
Description | Indicates that the application will be located on NAS. If this is set to true, the application file will be located on NAS and available for direct access by users. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1954)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<security-domain-name>
| |
Description | Security domain for the application. If not specified, the application will use the security domain configured in the default application domain. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1955)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<auto-redeploy-interval>
| |
Description | Interval at which application files are checked for changes and automatically redeployed. The unit is in milliseconds. The value of 0 indicates that the default value of 10 seconds will be configured. Note that this option does not deploy applications first but redeploy those that have already been deployed by the user. Therefore, you need to deploy applications even when using this option. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
(1956)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<plan>
| |
Description | Name of the deployment plan file to apply to an application. The deployment plan is valid only when installed on the JEUS Master server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1957)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<context-path>
| |
Description | Context root of a web application. This overrides the value set in the DD. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1958)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
>
<dependent-libraries>
| |
Description | Use this to define libraries that will be used by an application. Each library must be deployed before deploying the application. After the deployment is complete, the JEUS Master server writes this value in XML. Do not change this value. |
Value Type | dependent-librariesType |
Child Elements |
(1960)
|
(1959)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
><
dependent-libraries
>
<dependent-library>
| |
Description | Chooses the libraries on which the application will be dependent. Each library must be deployed in the server prior to the application. |
Value Type | dependent-libraryType |
Child Elements |
(1961)
(1962)
|
(1960)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
><
dependent-libraries
><
dependent-library
>
<id>
| |
Description | Name of a library to be used by the application. |
Value Type | token |
(1961)
<
domain
><
deployed-applications
><
deployed-application
><
dependent-libraries
><
dependent-library
>
<version>
| |
Description | Version of a library to be used by the application. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | 1.0 |
(1962)
<
domain
>
<deployed-libraries>
| |
Description | Deployment settings for libraries that will be given resources in the domain. |
Value Type | deployed-librariesType |
Child Elements |
(1964)
|
(1963)
<
domain
><
deployed-libraries
>
<deployed-library>
| |
Description | Use this to configure the advanced deployment settings of a library to use in a domain. The configurations will take effect when the library is deployed at a server's startup. |
Value Type | deployed-libraryType |
Child Elements |
(1965)
(1966)
|
(1964)
<
domain
><
deployed-libraries
><
deployed-library
>
<id>
| |
Description | ID of a library referred to when passing commands to the library. The ID of a library must be specified for installation, and it must be unique in a domain. The ID can be used for multiple versions of the same library. |
Value Type | token |
(1965)
<
domain
><
deployed-libraries
><
deployed-library
>
<library-versions>
| |
Description | Use this to configure each version of a library to be used in the domain. If the library version is not specified, the configurations are applied to the latest version. |
Value Type | libraryVersionType |
Child Elements |
(1967)
(1968)
(1969)
(1971)
(1973)
|
(1966)
<
domain
><
deployed-libraries
><
deployed-library
><
library-versions
>
<version>
| |
Description | Version information of a library. It serves as the ID of each version of a library, as each version can be deployed and referenced. If a version is not specified for a reference by an application, then the latest version is used. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | 1.0 |
(1967)
<
domain
><
deployed-libraries
><
deployed-library
><
library-versions
>
<path>
| |
Description | Path to the library in the JEUS Master server. If a library installed in the domain is deployed, then this option is set to that of the library in INSTALL_HOME. After the deployment is complete, the Master server writes this value in XML. Do not change this value. |
Value Type | token |
(1968)
<
domain
><
deployed-libraries
><
deployed-library
><
library-versions
>
<target-server>
| |
Description | Target server to which a library will be deployed. |
Value Type | library-targetType |
Child Elements |
(1970)
|
(1969)
<
domain
><
deployed-libraries
><
deployed-library
><
library-versions
><
target-server
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the target server or cluster to which a library will be deployed. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1970)
<
domain
><
deployed-libraries
><
deployed-library
><
library-versions
>
<target-cluster>
| |
Description | Target cluster to which a library will be deployed. |
Value Type | library-targetType |
Child Elements |
(1972)
|
(1971)
<
domain
><
deployed-libraries
><
deployed-library
><
library-versions
><
target-cluster
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the target server or cluster to which a library will be deployed. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1972)
<
domain
><
deployed-libraries
><
deployed-library
><
library-versions
>
<target-all-servers>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to deploy a library to all servers in a domain. |
Value Type | boolean |
(1973)
<
domain
>
<lifecycle-invocation>
| |
Description | Lifecycle event for a server in the domain. |
Value Type | lifecycle-invocationType |
Child Elements |
(1975)
(1976)
(1985)
|
(1974)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the class which handles callbacks for lifecycle events. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1975)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
>
<library-ref>
| |
Description | Information about a shared library that the application will use. |
Value Type | library-refType |
Child Elements |
(1977)
(1978)
(1981)
(1984)
|
(1976)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<library-name>
| |
Description | Name of the shared library. |
Value Type | token |
(1977)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<specification-version>
| |
Description | Specification version of the shared library. |
Value Type | library-ref-versionType |
Child Elements |
(1979)
(1980)
|
(1978)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
specification-version
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the library version. |
Value Type | string |
(1979)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
specification-version
>
<exact-match>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the exact match of the version is required. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1980)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<implementation-version>
| |
Description | Implementation version of the shared library. |
Value Type | library-ref-versionType |
Child Elements |
(1982)
(1983)
|
(1981)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
implementation-version
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the library version. |
Value Type | string |
(1982)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
><
implementation-version
>
<exact-match>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the exact match of the version is required. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1983)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
library-ref
>
<failon-error>
| |
Description | Indicates whether deployment will fail if a shared library is not found. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(1984)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
>
<invocation>
| |
Description | Information about class invocation. |
Value Type | invocationType |
Child Elements |
(1986)
(1990)
(1991)
|
(1985)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
>
<invocation-method>
| |
Description | Invocation method. |
Value Type | lifecycle-invocation-methodParamType |
Child Elements |
(1987)
(1988)
|
(1986)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
><
invocation-method
>
<method-name>
| |
Description | Method name. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1987)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
><
invocation-method
>
<method-params>
| |
Description | Parameters of a method in order. |
Value Type | lifecycle-invocation-method-paramsType |
Child Elements |
(1989)
|
(1988)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
><
invocation-method
><
method-params
>
<method-param>
| |
Description | Fully qualified class name for parameters of a method. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1989)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
>
<invocation-argument>
| |
Description | Arguments for an invocation method. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1990)
<
domain
><
lifecycle-invocation
><
invocation
>
<invocation-type>
| |
Description | Point in time at which to invoke a method. |
Value Type | invocation-typeType |
Defined Value |
BOOT BEFORE_DEPLOY AFTER_DEPLOY READY BEFORE_UNDEPLOY AFTER_UNDEPLOY |
(1991)
<
domain
>
<resources>
| |
Description | Resources to use in the domain. The resources include information about external resources related to JEUS such DB settings. |
Value Type | resourcesType |
Child Elements |
(1993)
(2063)
(2069)
(2073)
(2098)
(2105)
(2111)
(2167)
(2177)
(2190)
(2203)
(2205)
(2208)
|
(1992)
<
domain
><
resources
>
<data-source>
| |
Description | Data sources for an application. |
Value Type | data-sourceType |
Child Elements |
(1994)
(2051)
|
(1993)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
>
<database>
| |
Description | Properties used to configure data source instances and connection pools for the JDBC driver. |
Value Type | databaseType |
Child Elements |
(1995)
(1996)
(1997)
(1998)
(1999)
(2000)
(2001)
(2002)
(2003)
(2004)
(2005)
(2006)
(2007)
(2008)
(2009)
(2010)
(2011)
(2012)
(2013)
(2014)
(2015)
(2019)
(2020)
(2021)
|
(1994)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<data-source-id>
| |
Description | ID of the data source. The ID must be unique in a domain. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1995)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | JNDI name of the data source. Servers do not allow different data sources to be bound with the same JNDI name. Multiple data sources can use the same JNDI name only when they are used in different servers. By default, the ID of the data source is used as the JNDI name. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1996)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<data-source-class-name>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of a data source class for each JDBC driver. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(1997)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<data-source-type>
| |
Description | Type of the data source. DataSource indicates that the connection pooling service will not be enabled. ConnectionPoolDataSource indicates that the connection pooling service will be supported. XADataSource indicates that both XA connections and the connection pooling service are supported. |
Value Type | data-source-typeType |
Defined Value |
DataSource ConnectionPoolDataSource XADataSource |
(1998)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<vendor>
| |
Description | Name of the JDBC driver vendor. |
Value Type | vendorType |
Defined Value |
oracle sybase mssql db2 tibero informix mysql others |
(1999)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<data-source-name>
| |
Description | @Deprecated. Name of the data source class instance in the JDBC driver. |
Value Type | token |
(2000)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<service-name>
| |
Description | @Deprecated. Oracle database's SID. This option is applicable only in i-net JDBC driver. |
Value Type | token |
(2001)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<description>
| |
Description | Description of the data source. |
Value Type | token |
(2002)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<network-protocol>
| |
Description | @Deprecated. Protocol used to connect to the database. |
Value Type | token |
(2003)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<server-name>
| |
Description | Host name or IP address of the server that runs the database. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2004)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<port-number>
| |
Description | Port number of the database listener. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
(2005)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<database-name>
| |
Description | Name of the database. Use the SID for Oracle databases. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2006)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<user>
| |
Description | User ID for the database. The user must have sufficient permissions to perform transactions. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2007)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<password>
| |
Description | User password for the database. To encrypt a password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}ciphertext. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2008)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<login-timeout>
| |
Description | Timeout in seconds before creating a connection to the database to log in. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2009)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<isolation-level>
| |
Description | Transaction isolation level for a connection as specified in java.sql.Connection. |
Value Type | isolation-levelType |
Defined Value |
TRANSACTION_NONE TRANSACTION_READ_UNCOMMITTED TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED TRANSACTION_REPEATABLE_READ TRANSACTION_SERIALIZABLE |
(2010)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<driver-type>
| |
Description | @Deprecated. JDBC driver type. This is only available for Oracle. |
Value Type | token |
(2011)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<auto-commit>
| |
Description | Auto commit setting for the connection. You can choose from "true", "false", or "driver". When set to driver, the JDBC driver's auto commit setting will be used. The configuration is only valid when transactions are not active for connection pool data sources or XA data sources that use the XA emulation function. |
Value Type | auto-commitType |
Default Value | DRIVER |
Defined Value |
TRUE FALSE DRIVER |
(2012)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<stmt-query-timeout>
| |
Description | Query timeout in milliseconds for java.sql.Statement objects that have been created using a connection obtained through the data source. The query timeout setting method (java.sql.Statement#setQueryTimeout) is defined by the JDBC API and implemented by the JDBC driver vendor. The method thus defined is called by JEUS. The query timeout setting will differ depending on the JDBC driver vendor. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2013)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<pool-destroy-timeout>
| |
Description | Destroy timeout in milliseconds for a connection pool. When a resource adapter is undeployed, the connection pool is destroyed. An attempt to destroy the connection pool while a connection is being used may cause threads using it to hang. To prevent this problem, you can specify a destroy timeout. If threads are not terminated after waiting for the specified amount of time, the resource adapter will be undeployed or shut down regardless of the threads. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 10000 |
(2014)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<property>
| |
Description | Use this to set a unified format for property settings that may differ depending on the JDBC driver. Configure each property in the format of 'name:type=value' and set the type to primitive. You can separate multiple properties with commas (,). |
Value Type | typePropertyType |
Child Elements |
(2016)
(2017)
(2018)
|
(2015)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Property name. |
Value Type | token |
(2016)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Property value. If the value type is java.util.Properties, it must be specified in the format of 'key=value |
Value Type | token |
(2017)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
property
>
<type>
| |
Description | Type of a property. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java primitive type. This must be specified before the property value can be specified. |
(2018)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<action-on-connection-leak>
| |
Description | Action that JEUS will take when JDBC connections are not returned from applications. The applications are usually stateless components (servlets/JSPs), stateless session beans, and MDBs. NO_ACTION indicates that JEUS will not take any action. WARNING indicates that JDBC connections which are not returned will be logged. AUTO_CLOSE indicates that JDBC connections which are not returned will be logged and returned. If this element is not configured, the invocation-manager-action properties set in the engine container will be used. |
Value Type | action-on-resource-leakType |
Defined Value |
NoAction Warning AutoClose |
(2019)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<support-xa-emulation>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to enable data source emulation for XA usage. This is available only for connection pool data sources. This option is an alternative to the JEUS 6 LocalXADataSource. Note that only one connection pool data source can be used for a transaction. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2020)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
>
<connection-pool>
| |
Description | Use this to configure a connection pool for each data source. |
Value Type | database-connection-poolType |
Child Elements |
(2022)
(2027)
(2030)
(2031)
(2032)
(2033)
(2034)
(2042)
(2043)
(2044)
(2048)
(2049)
(2050)
|
(2021)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
>
<pooling>
| |
Description | Size of the JDBC connection pool and related settings. |
Value Type | oldPoolingType |
Child Elements |
(2023)
(2024)
(2025)
(2026)
|
(2022)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
pooling
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of objects to be pooled. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 2 |
(2023)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
pooling
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of objects to be pooled. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 30 |
(2024)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
pooling
>
<step>
| |
Description | Number of connections to create when the existing connections are insufficient. New connections will be created when the total number of connections does not exceed the maximum number. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 1 |
(2025)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
pooling
>
<period>
| |
Description | Length of time after which the connection pool is reduced to the minimum size. When the connection pool size is greater than the minimum, idle connections will be closed. When the connection pool size is less than the minimum, new connections will be created. The unit is in milliseconds. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | 3600000 |
(2026)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
>
<wait-free-connection>
| |
Description | Method used to request for a new connection when all connections in the connection pool are being used. |
Value Type | wait-free-connectionType |
Child Elements |
(2028)
(2029)
|
(2027)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
wait-free-connection
>
<enable-wait>
| |
Description | Indicates what method to use for database connection requests when there are no available connections in a pool and the maximum number of connections to cache has been reached. The value "true" indicates that the caller will wait for a connection to become available. The value "false" indicates that the system will create a disposable connection that will be discarded after use. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2028)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
wait-free-connection
>
<wait-time>
| |
Description | Length of time in milliseconds to wait for before receiving a connection. If no connection is available after a caller has waited for this amount of time, the system will throw an exception to the caller. This option is available only when <enable-wait> is set to "true". |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 10000 |
(2029)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
>
<delegation-datasource>
| |
Description | Data source implementation that delegates a call to a given target connection pool data source. When an XA data source does not participate in an XA transaction, the data source will delegate the connection request to a specified connection pool data source. The delegated connection serves the same function as that of the XA data source connection without the relatively higher system load caused by XA data source connections. In Oracle and DB2, this option is used to bypass an exception that an XA connection cannot be started. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2030)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
>
<max-use-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of times to use a physical connection. After a connection has been used for the specified number of times, it is closed and a new connection is created. The default value is 0, which indicates that connections can be used without limit and will not be replaced. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2031)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
>
<delegation-dba>
| |
Description | JNDI name of the data source (DBA delegation data source) that has the DBA privilege to forcibly kill a database connection. If a connection obtained from the connection pool is not returned to the pool for a long time, the database session is forcibly killed because the connection may increase the database load or cause a failure. Applications should handle the exceptions that occur due to the terminated connections and then close the connection. JEUS will remove the connection and allocate a new connection to the connection pool. Currently, Tibero, Oracle, and Sybase support this function. This function was developed to terminate time-consuming queries in JDBC 2.0 and lower versions. For JDBC 3.0 and later, it is recommended to use the query timeout supported by java.sql.Statement#setQueryTimeout instead of delegation-dba that forcibly removes database sessions. Enabling this option can also cause XA transaction processing issues in XA data sources. Database sessions may be terminated while transactions in the XA data source are being performed. To prevent such a situation, using the statement query timeout and transaction settings is recommended. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2032)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
>
<dba-timeout>
| |
Description | Timeout in milliseconds that the delegation data source will wait for a connection to perform a query. After the timeout, the delegation data source sends a query that forcibly closes the relevant database session. This setting takes effect only when delegation DBA properties are configured. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Default Value | -1 |
(2033)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
>
<connection-validation>
| |
Description | Use this to enable connection validation. This option validates the status of connection by sending a specific select query to check for connections errors that may arise from a JDBC connection error or socket disconnection by a firewall. When a connection error is detected, the validation function receives a new connection and sends it to the application. This option must be enabled for data sources which belong to a cluster in an RAC environment. |
Value Type | jdbcConnectionValidationType |
Child Elements |
(2035)
(2036)
(2037)
(2038)
(2039)
(2040)
|
(2034)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
connection-validation
>
<check-query>
| |
Description | Check query to use when checking the connection status. In general, this only validates connections to the database, so it is recommended to use Select Query. |
Value Type | token |
(2035)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
connection-validation
>
<check-query-timeout>
| |
Description | Timeout value in milliseconds for the check query. After a check query is performed, if there is no response from the database server, the driver may wait indefinitely. To prevent this problem, you can use check-query-timeout, which is enabled by calling the 'java.sql.Statement#setQueryTimeout' method in JDBC. Note that if this value is less than 1000, it is treated as 0. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2036)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
connection-validation
>
<non-validation-interval>
| |
Description | Use this option to avoid excess connection validation. If a connection is due for validation, but has not been validated previously within this interval, it will not be validated again. For example, if the interval is five seconds (5000 ms) and less than five seconds have passed since the connection was last validated, the connection will be provided to an application without connection validation. The unit is in milliseconds. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2037)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
connection-validation
>
<check-query-period>
| |
Description | Interval in milliseconds at which to check JDBC connections and terminate those that have problems. Before using this option, check-query must be enabled. If a clustered data source is used, this option must be enabled to check the status of the data sources. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2038)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
connection-validation
>
<check-query-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the class that has a customized connection checking function. This class must implement the jeus.jdbc.connectionpool.JEUSConnectionChecker interface. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2039)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
connection-validation
>
<check-query-retrial-count>
| |
Description | Indicates how many times to attempt connection validation. When <destroy-policy-on-check-query> is set to FAILED_CONNECTION_ONLY, connection validation is only performed once. When <destroy-policy-on-check-query> is set to ALL_CONNECTIONS, connection validation is performed for all connections. If the first validation fails, another connection will be tested for validation to ensure connections. The total number of validation attempts depends on the basic connection validation settings and the check query retrial count properties. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2040)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
connection-validation
>
<destroy-policy-on-check-query>
| |
Description | Use this to specify the policy on how to process connections in a connection pool if a connection in the pool has failed validation. FAILED_CONNECTION_ONLY indicatesthat only the connections that failed validation will be discarded. ALL_CONNECTIONS indicates that the connections that failed validation will be discarded and the others will be validated. If validation fails once again, all connections in the pool will be discarded. |
Value Type | destroy-policy-on-check-queryType |
Default Value | FailedConnectionOnly |
Defined Value |
FailedConnectionOnly AllConnections |
(2041)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
>
<stmt-caching-size>
| |
Description | Number of prepared statements to cache. JDBC drivers parse SQL statements passed as a parameter every time an application requests for a prepared statement. Because this may decrease system performance, JEUS internally caches the prepared statements. However, while this function is in use, connections always remain open so that drivers cannot clear a transaction, which requires that connections are closed. For example, Oracle JDBC drivers support committing a transaction when a connection is closed even when the transaction is incomplete, and even when auto-commit is set to "false". This is disabled when stmt-caching-size is enabled. Therefore, it is recommended to use the statement caching provided by the JDBC driver if possible. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Default Value | -1 |
(2042)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
>
<stmt-fetch-size>
| |
Description | JDBC fetch size. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Default Value | -1 |
(2043)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
>
<connection-trace>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to provide additional information about connections. |
Value Type | jdbc-connection-traceType |
Child Elements |
(2045)
(2046)
(2047)
|
(2044)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
connection-trace
>
<enabled>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to provide additional information about a connection. The value "false" indicates that Get Connection Trace and Auto Commit Trace will be ignored. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2045)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
connection-trace
>
<get-connection-trace>
| |
Description | Shows the stack trace when java.sql.DataSource#getConnection is called. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2046)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
><
connection-trace
>
<auto-commit-trace>
| |
Description | Records the logs and stack traces of the java.sql.Connection#setAutoCommit method. The log level of jeus.jdbc.connection-trace Logger must be set to FINE. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2047)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
>
<use-sql-trace>
| |
Description | Shows each connection's SQL queries. This enables viewing SQL query history when the level of jeus.jdbc.sql Logger to FINE. Applications that cast JDBC driver statement objects cannot use this feature because the statement object are always wrapped in JEUS. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2048)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
>
<keep-connection-handle-open>
| |
Description | Keeps an XA connection handle or logical connection open after the connection is returned to the pool. This must be configured before using the DB2 universal driver. When this function is used, connections always remain open. However, while this function is in use, connections always remain open so that drivers cannot clear a transaction, which requires that connections are closed. For example, Oracle JDBC drivers support committing a transaction when a connection is closed even when the transaction is incomplete, and auto-commit is set to "false". This is disabled when keep-connection-handle-open is enabled. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2049)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
database
><
connection-pool
>
<init-sql>
| |
Description | First SQL query to execute after a connection has been created. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2050)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
>
<cluster-ds>
| |
Description | Use this to configure a cluster data source that supports the failover and failback features between RAC instances. The cluster data source has its own JNDI logical name. It receives calls from applications and sends them to one of the clustered data sources. In case a primary data source is terminated during a failover or failback operation, a backup data source will process the client's requests. |
Value Type | cluster-dsType |
Child Elements |
(2052)
(2053)
(2054)
(2055)
(2056)
(2057)
(2058)
(2059)
(2061)
|
(2051)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
cluster-ds
>
<data-source-id>
| |
Description | ID of a cluster data source. The ID must be unique in a domain. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2052)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
cluster-ds
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | JNDI name of a cluster data source. Servers do not allow different data sources to be bound with the same JNDI name. Multiple data sources can use the same JNDI name only when they are used on different servers. The default name is the ID of the cluster data source. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2053)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
cluster-ds
>
<data-source-selector>
| |
Description | Name of the class that defines the policy for selecting the specific data source when receiving a connection from a clustered data source. The class must inherit the jeus.jdbc.helper.DataSourceSelector abstract class, and a fully qualified name should be specified in <data-source-selector>. When defining the policy, it is assumed that database synchronization is handled properly outside of JEUS. When a data source selector is set, the <load-balance> setting will be ignored. |
Value Type | token |
(2054)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
cluster-ds
>
<load-balance>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to enable load balancing. If set to "true", the "Use Failback" setting will be ignored. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2055)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
cluster-ds
>
<is-pre-conn>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to generate connections pools before use for data sources that are part of clustered data sources. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2056)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
cluster-ds
>
<use-failback>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to perform a failback to the primary data source after a failover. The default value is "true". To use this function, the primary data source must be configured with the check query and check query period properties. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2057)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
cluster-ds
>
<data-source-affinity>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use the affinity for data sources for transaction. If this setting is enabled, transaction processing is limited to an individual member data source instance. This improves the performance of global transaction processing, while ensuring XA emulation-supported local transactions for use of cluster data sources. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2058)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
cluster-ds
>
<component-data-sources>
| |
Description | ID of the data source that belongs to cluster data sources. |
Value Type | component-data-sourcesType |
Child Elements |
(2060)
|
(2059)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
cluster-ds
><
component-data-sources
>
<data-source>
| |
Description | ID of the data source to be used for a cluster. The first data source operates as the primary data source in the cluster. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2060)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
cluster-ds
>
<ons-support>
| |
Description | Use this to configure a cluster data source integrated with ONS. The failure and recovery of the cluster data source integrated with ONS can be efficiently monitored by using ONS. In particular, load balancing can be more efficiently supported by using Runtime Load Balancing Advisory. |
Value Type | ons-supportType |
Child Elements |
(2062)
|
(2061)
<
domain
><
resources
><
data-source
><
cluster-ds
><
ons-support
>
<ons-config>
| |
Description | IP and port that RAC nodes on ONS will use to communicate with each other. Cluster data sources operate as ONS clients by creating a socket connection to a specified IP and port. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2062)
<
domain
><
resources
>
<mail-source>
| |
Description | SMTP hosts with which client applications will send mails. |
Value Type | mail-sourceType |
Child Elements |
(2064)
|
(2063)
<
domain
><
resources
><
mail-source
>
<mail-entry>
| |
Description | Mail source to access through a JNDI lookup. For more information about this function, refer to the JavaMail 1.2 specifications. |
Value Type | mail-entryType |
Child Elements |
(2065)
(2066)
|
(2064)
<
domain
><
resources
><
mail-source
><
mail-entry
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Export name that client applications will use to indirectly access the mail source. An email host and its JNDI export name are bound together by the naming service, and this name is bound to the java.mail.Session object. |
Value Type | token |
(2065)
<
domain
><
resources
><
mail-source
><
mail-entry
>
<mail-property>
| |
Description | Use this to configure mail host or other properties regarding access. |
Value Type | mail-propertyType |
Child Elements |
(2067)
(2068)
|
(2066)
<
domain
><
resources
><
mail-source
><
mail-entry
><
mail-property
>
<name>
| |
Description | mail Mail property names. The name must follow JavaMail 1.2 specifications. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2067)
<
domain
><
resources
><
mail-source
><
mail-entry
><
mail-property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Mail properties. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2068)
<
domain
><
resources
>
<url-source>
| |
Description | URLs to be bound to a JNDI name of a naming service server so that clients can access resources using the standard JNDI. |
Value Type | url-sourceType |
Child Elements |
(2070)
|
(2069)
<
domain
><
resources
><
url-source
>
<url-entry>
| |
Description | URL address to be bound to a JNDI name in the naming server. |
Value Type | url-entryType |
Child Elements |
(2071)
(2072)
|
(2070)
<
domain
><
resources
><
url-source
><
url-entry
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | JNDI name to which a URL will be bound in the naming server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2071)
<
domain
><
resources
><
url-source
><
url-entry
>
<url>
| |
Description | URL to be bound to the JNDI name. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2072)
<
domain
><
resources
>
<message-bridge>
| |
Description | Message bridges among destinations of multiple JMS vendors. |
Value Type | message-bridgeType |
Child Elements |
(2074)
(2084)
(2097)
|
(2073)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
>
<bridge-connections>
| |
Description | Information about the physical connection to the JMS provider. |
Value Type | bridge-connectionsType |
Child Elements |
(2075)
|
(2074)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridge-connections
>
<connection>
| |
Description | Use this to configure the physical connection to the JMS vendor. |
Value Type | bridge-connectionType |
Child Elements |
(2076)
(2077)
(2078)
(2079)
(2080)
(2081)
(2082)
(2083)
|
(2075)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridge-connections
><
connection
>
<name>
| |
Description | Unique name of the bridge connection. |
Value Type | token |
(2076)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridge-connections
><
connection
>
<classpath>
| |
Description | Path to the class supported by the JMS provider. If set as a relative path, it refers to JEUS_HOME Directory. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2077)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridge-connections
><
connection
>
<jndi-provider-url>
| |
Description | URL of the JNDI service provider that uses bridge connection. |
Value Type | token |
(2078)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridge-connections
><
connection
>
<jndi-initial-context-factory>
| |
Description | Initial context factory that will be used to make the bridge connection. |
Value Type | token |
(2079)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridge-connections
><
connection
>
<connection-factory>
| |
Description | JMS connection factory that will be used to make the bridge connection. |
Value Type | token |
(2080)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridge-connections
><
connection
>
<xa-support>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the bridge connection supports XA. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2081)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridge-connections
><
connection
>
<username>
| |
Description | User name used for the JMS connection factory that will be used to make the bridge connection. |
Value Type | token |
(2082)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridge-connections
><
connection
>
<password>
| |
Description | Password used for the JMS connection factory that will be used to make the bridge connection. |
Value Type | token |
(2083)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
>
<bridges>
| |
Description | Bridge Destinations. |
Value Type | bridge-entriesType |
Child Elements |
(2085)
|
(2084)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridges
>
<bridge>
| |
Description | Bridge destination for sent messages. A messaging bridge instance forwards messages between a pair of bridge source and target destinations. |
Value Type | bridge-entryType |
Child Elements |
(2086)
(2087)
(2091)
(2095)
(2096)
|
(2085)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridges
><
bridge
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the bridge. |
Value Type | token |
(2086)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridges
><
bridge
>
<source>
| |
Description | Source bridge destination. |
Value Type | bridge-destinationType |
Child Elements |
(2088)
(2089)
(2090)
|
(2087)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridges
><
bridge
><
source
>
<connection-name>
| |
Description | Name of the bridge connection for the bridge destination. |
Value Type | token |
(2088)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridges
><
bridge
><
source
>
<destination>
| |
Description | JMS destination for the bridge destination. |
Value Type | token |
(2089)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridges
><
bridge
><
source
>
<type>
| |
Description | JMS destination type of the bridge destination. You can choose queue or topic. |
Value Type | destination-typeType |
Defined Value |
queue topic |
(2090)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridges
><
bridge
>
<target>
| |
Description | Target bridge destination. |
Value Type | bridge-destinationType |
Child Elements |
(2092)
(2093)
(2094)
|
(2091)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridges
><
bridge
><
target
>
<connection-name>
| |
Description | Name of the bridge connection for the bridge destination. |
Value Type | token |
(2092)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridges
><
bridge
><
target
>
<destination>
| |
Description | JMS destination for the bridge destination. |
Value Type | token |
(2093)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridges
><
bridge
><
target
>
<type>
| |
Description | JMS destination type of the bridge destination. You can choose queue or topic. |
Value Type | destination-typeType |
Defined Value |
queue topic |
(2094)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridges
><
bridge
>
<message-selector>
| |
Description | JMS selector for the bridge. |
Value Type | token |
(2095)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
><
bridges
><
bridge
>
<timeout>
| |
Description | Message receive timeout. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | 10000 |
(2096)
<
domain
><
resources
><
message-bridge
>
<basedir>
| |
Description | Directory to temporarily contain data in journal format in non-XA mode. |
Value Type | token |
(2097)
<
domain
><
resources
>
<custom-resource>
| |
Description | Custom resources. |
Value Type | customResourceType |
Child Elements |
(2099)
(2100)
(2101)
(2102)
|
(2098)
<
domain
><
resources
><
custom-resource
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Name that will be used to register a custom resource with the naming service server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2099)
<
domain
><
resources
><
custom-resource
>
<resource-class-name>
| |
Description | Class name of the JavaBean custom resource. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2100)
<
domain
><
resources
><
custom-resource
>
<factory-class-name>
| |
Description | Class name of the object factory that will create custom resource instances. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2101)
<
domain
><
resources
><
custom-resource
>
<custom-resource-property>
| |
Description | Custom resource properties. |
Value Type | custom-resource-propertyType |
Child Elements |
(2103)
(2104)
|
(2102)
<
domain
><
resources
><
custom-resource
><
custom-resource-property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the custom resource JavaBeans property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2103)
<
domain
><
resources
><
custom-resource
><
custom-resource-property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value for the custom resource JavaBeans property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2104)
<
domain
><
resources
>
<external-resource>
| |
Description | External resources that will be used in the domain such as WebT, jTmax, and InfiniteCache that are integrated with JEUS. |
Value Type | external-resourceType |
Child Elements |
(2106)
(2107)
(2108)
|
(2105)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-resource
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of an external resource. It must be unique. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2106)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-resource
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Name of the ResourceBootstrapper implementation class contained in WebT, jTmax, or Infinite Cache. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2107)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-resource
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties used by an external resource. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(2109)
(2110)
|
(2108)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-resource
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2109)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-resource
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2110)
<
domain
><
resources
>
<external-source>
| |
Description | External resources such as a resource adapter. |
Value Type | external-sourceType |
Child Elements |
(2112)
(2124)
|
(2111)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
>
<jms-source>
| |
Description | Use this to configure a message source for interoperability with the transaction manager. You need to configure options below to enable interoperability between Java message service products, including IBM MQ or Sonic MQ. For detailed information about the configuration, refer to the IBM MQ or Sonic SQ guides. |
Value Type | jmsSourceType |
Child Elements |
(2113)
(2114)
(2115)
(2116)
(2117)
(2118)
(2119)
(2120)
|
(2112)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
jms-source
>
<vendor>
| |
Description | Name of the vendor of the JMS driver. |
Value Type | jmsVendorType |
Defined Value |
ibmmq sonicmq others |
(2113)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
jms-source
>
<factory-class-name>
| |
Description | Factory class name for the JMS driver. |
Value Type | token |
(2114)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
jms-source
>
<resource-type>
| |
Description | JMS resource type. |
Value Type | typeResourceType |
Defined Value |
QCF TCF Q T XAQCF XATCF LOCALXAQCF LOCALXATCF |
(2115)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
jms-source
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Service name to be registered with JNDI. |
Value Type | token |
(2116)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
jms-source
>
<queue>
| |
Description | Queue reserved for type Q resources. For more information, refer to the IBM MQ or Sonic SQ guides. |
Value Type | token |
(2117)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
jms-source
>
<queueManager>
| |
Description | QueueManager reserved for resources that do not belong to type T. For more information, refer to the IBM MQ guides. |
Value Type | token |
(2118)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
jms-source
>
<topic>
| |
Description | Topic reserved for type T resources. For more information, refer to the IBM MQ or Sonic SQ guides. |
Value Type | token |
(2119)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
jms-source
>
<property>
| |
Description | JMS source properties. |
Value Type | typePropertyType |
Child Elements |
(2121)
(2122)
(2123)
|
(2120)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
jms-source
><
property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Property name. |
Value Type | token |
(2121)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
jms-source
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Property value. If the value type is java.util.Properties, it must be specified in the format of 'key=value |
Value Type | token |
(2122)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
jms-source
><
property
>
<type>
| |
Description | Type of a property. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java primitive type. This must be specified before the property value can be specified. |
(2123)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
>
<connector>
| |
Description | Information about the connection pool or the worker pool which manages outbound resource adapters. |
Value Type | connectorType |
Child Elements |
(2125)
(2126)
(2161)
|
(2124)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
>
<resource-adapter-module-id>
| |
Description | Name of the resource adapter module deployed to JEUS. If the module is deployed as a stand-alone, specify its name. If the resource adapter belongs to an EAR, both the EAR name and the resource adapter module name should be specified. In this case, separate the EAR name and resource adapter name by '#'. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2125)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
>
<connection-pool>
| |
Description | Information about the connector connection pool. Connection pools are created based on the values set in <connection-definition> in ra.xml. If no connection pool properties are configured here, the default property values are used. (Refer to "JEUS JCA guide".) |
Value Type | connectorConnectionPoolType |
Child Elements |
(2127)
(2128)
(2129)
(2130)
(2131)
(2132)
(2133)
(2137)
(2142)
(2145)
(2146)
(2147)
(2148)
(2154)
(2155)
(2159)
(2160)
|
(2126)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<connection-pool-id>
| |
Description | ID of a connection pool that manages outbound connections for the resource adapter. It is used as the default JNDI if export-name has not been specified. If you want to use another JNDI name, specify it in export-name. Changing this setting requires restarting JEUS. |
Value Type | token |
(2127)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Name of the connection factory used for a JNDI lookup. If it is not specified, the value specified in <connection-pool-id> will be used instead. |
Value Type | token |
(2128)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<connectionfactory-interface>
| |
Description | Name of the interface configured in <connectionfactory-interface> under <connection-definition> registered in ra.xml, or the interface set with @ConnectionDefinition. According to the JCA standard, a resource adapter can have multiple connection pools. If ra.xml contains two or more <connection-definition> settings, this item should be specified. |
Value Type | token |
(2129)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<user>
| |
Description | User ID for the connection pool. |
Value Type | token |
(2130)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<password>
| |
Description | Password for the connection pool. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}ciphertext. |
Value Type | token |
(2131)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<transaction-support>
| |
Description | Transaction type supported by the connection pool. The value specified here overrides the configuration in ra.xml. The value XATransactionOnly is no longer supported and serves the same function as XATransaction in JEUS. |
Value Type | transaction-supportType |
Defined Value |
NoTransaction LocalTransaction XATransaction XATransactionOnly |
(2132)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties to add to the managed connection factory. The value specified here overrides the configuration in ra.xml. |
Value Type | typePropertyType |
Child Elements |
(2134)
(2135)
(2136)
|
(2133)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Property name. |
Value Type | token |
(2134)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Property value. If the value type is java.util.Properties, it must be specified in the format of 'key=value |
Value Type | token |
(2135)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
property
>
<type>
| |
Description | Type of a property. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java primitive type. This must be specified before the property value can be specified. |
(2136)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<pooling>
| |
Description | Size of the JCA connection pool and related settings. |
Value Type | oldPoolingType |
Child Elements |
(2138)
(2139)
(2140)
(2141)
|
(2137)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
pooling
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of objects to be pooled. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 2 |
(2138)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
pooling
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of objects to be pooled. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 30 |
(2139)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
pooling
>
<step>
| |
Description | Number of connections to create when the existing connections are insufficient. New connections will be created when the total number of connections does not exceed the maximum number. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 1 |
(2140)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
pooling
>
<period>
| |
Description | Length of time after which the connection pool is reduced to the minimum size. When the connection pool size is greater than the minimum, idle connections will be closed. When the connection pool size is less than the minimum, new connections will be created. The unit is in milliseconds. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | 3600000 |
(2141)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<wait-free-connection>
| |
Description | Method to request for a new connection when all connections in the connection pool are being used. |
Value Type | wait-free-connectionType |
Child Elements |
(2143)
(2144)
|
(2142)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
wait-free-connection
>
<enable-wait>
| |
Description | Indicates what method to use for database connection requests when there are no available connections in a pool and the maximum number of connections to cache has been reached. The value "true" indicates that the caller will wait for a connection to become available. The value "false" indicates that the system will create a disposable connection that will be discarded after use. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2143)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
wait-free-connection
>
<wait-time>
| |
Description | Length of time in milliseconds to wait for before receiving a connection. If no connection is available after a caller has waited for this amount of time, the system will throw an exception to the caller. This option is available only when <enable-wait> is set to "true". |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 10000 |
(2144)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<use-match-connection>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to enable connection matching. For information about connection matching, refer to the JCA specifications. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2145)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<allow-disposable-connection-when-match-failed>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use a temporary connection when connection matching fails. If connection matching is not enabled, this configuration will not be used. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2146)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<use-lazy-transaction-enlistment>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to enable the lazy transaction enlist option, which is a transaction optimization function provided by the JCA specifications. Note that enabling this option may produce unexpected transaction results. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2147)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<connection-validation>
| |
Description | Connection validation check. |
Value Type | jcaConnectionValidationType |
Child Elements |
(2149)
(2150)
(2151)
(2152)
(2153)
|
(2148)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
connection-validation
>
<enabled>
| |
Description | Option to use Connection Validation. Available only when a resource adapter implements jakarta.resource.spi.ValidatingManagedConnectionFactory. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2149)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
connection-validation
>
<period>
| |
Description | Interval at which Connection Validation is executed. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2150)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
connection-validation
>
<non-validation-interval>
| |
Description | Minimum interval at which Connection Validation is executed. The unit is milliseconds. Set this when overhead occurs due to frequent Connection Validation. For example, if set to 5000 ms, Connection Validation is executed after at least 5 seconds from the last execution. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2151)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
connection-validation
>
<validation-retrial-count>
| |
Description | Connection Validation execution count. In addition to the set count, Connection Validation can be executed once more when Destroy Policy On Validation is set to FAILED_CONNECTION_ONLY. If Destroy Policy On Validation is set to ALL_CONNECTIONS, it can be executed twice more if there is a connection issue at the first execution. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2152)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
connection-validation
>
<destroy-policy-on-validation>
| |
Description | Indicates how to handle connections in a connection pool with an invalid connection. If set to FAILED_CONNECTION_ONLY, only invalid connections are removed from the pool. If set to ALL_CONNECTIONS, invalid connections are removed from the pool and the other connections in the pool are checked whether they are valid. Invalid connections are removed. |
Value Type | destroy-policy-on-check-queryType |
Default Value | FailedConnectionOnly |
Defined Value |
FailedConnectionOnly AllConnections |
(2153)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<action-on-connection-leak>
| |
Description | Action that JEUS takes to handle connections that are not returned from applications. The applications are usually stateless components (servlet/JSP), stateless session beans, and MDB. NO_ACTION indicates that JEUS will not take any action. WARNING indicates that connections that are not returned will be logged. AUTO_CLOSE indicates that connections which are not returned will be logged and returned. If this element is not configured, the invocation-manager-action properties set in the engine container will be used. |
Value Type | action-on-resource-leakType |
Defined Value |
NoAction Warning AutoClose |
(2154)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<connection-trace>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to monitor connections. This function stores stack traces during getConnection, which show which applications are using connections. |
Value Type | jca-connection-traceType |
Child Elements |
(2156)
(2157)
(2158)
|
(2155)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
connection-trace
>
<enabled>
| |
Description | Option to use connection monitoring. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2156)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
connection-trace
>
<get-connection-trace>
| |
Description | Saves StackTrace at the time when an application requests a connection (getConnection). When a connection leak occurs, StackTrace shows which application was using the connection. This can be checked with server log or an administration tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2157)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
><
connection-trace
>
<local-transaction-trace>
| |
Description | Option to trace information about applications' jobs for resource adapters and local transactions. If used along with Get Connection Trace, it is helpful to trace an application that does not commit or rollback a local transaction. If this option is set and jeus.connector.pool.transaction logger's level is set to FINE, the information can be checked with server log. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2158)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<max-use-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of times to use a physical connection. After a connection has been used in the specified number of times, it is closed and a new connection is created. The default value is 0, which indicates that connections can be used without limit and will not be replaced. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2159)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
connection-pool
>
<pool-destroy-timeout>
| |
Description | Destroy timeout for a connection pool. When a resource adapter is undeployed, the connection pool is destroyed. An attempt to destroy the connection pool while a connection is being used may cause threads using it to hang. To prevent this problem, you can specify a destroy timeout. If destruction is not performed after waiting for the specified amount of time, the resource adapter will be undeployed without regard for the threads. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 10000 |
(2160)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
>
<worker-pool>
| |
Description | Information about the work manager. If no work manager properties are set, the default properties are used. |
Value Type | jca-worker-poolType |
Child Elements |
(2162)
(2163)
(2164)
(2165)
(2166)
|
(2161)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
worker-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads managed by the work manager. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2162)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
worker-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of threads managed by the work manager. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 5 |
(2163)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
worker-pool
>
<keep-alive-time>
| |
Description | Keep-alive time in milliseconds before removing inactive threads. If the thread pool contains more than the minimum number of threads, inactive threads will be automatically removed from the thread pool after the specified period of time. The default is 1 minute. If this is set to 0, threads will not be removed. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 60000 |
(2164)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
worker-pool
>
<queue-size>
| |
Description | Size of the work queue required by the thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 4096 |
(2165)
<
domain
><
resources
><
external-source
><
connector
><
worker-pool
>
<shutdown-timeout>
| |
Description | Time in milliseconds for which the work manager may remain idle before being terminated. It supports a graceful shutdown. If this is set to -1, the work manager will not wait before being terminated. If this is set to 0, the work manager will wait until the undeployment process is complete. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | -1 |
(2166)
<
domain
><
resources
>
<jaxr-source>
| |
Description | XML registry for JAXR applications. |
Value Type | jaxr-sourceType |
Child Elements |
(2168)
|
(2167)
<
domain
><
resources
><
jaxr-source
>
<jaxr-entry>
| |
Description | Connection factory properties for configuring JAXR connections. |
Value Type | jaxr-entryType |
Child Elements |
(2169)
(2170)
(2171)
(2172)
(2173)
(2174)
|
(2168)
<
domain
><
resources
><
jaxr-source
><
jaxr-entry
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | JNDI name of the JAXR connection factory. This name is used to register a connection factory with the naming server. |
Value Type | token |
(2169)
<
domain
><
resources
><
jaxr-source
><
jaxr-entry
>
<connection-factory-class-name>
| |
Description | Name of the JAXR connection factory class. |
Value Type | token |
(2170)
<
domain
><
resources
><
jaxr-source
><
jaxr-entry
>
<query-manager-URL>
| |
Description | URL of the query manager service in the target registry provider. This is the inquiry URL for the UDDI registry. |
Value Type | token |
(2171)
<
domain
><
resources
><
jaxr-source
><
jaxr-entry
>
<lifeCycle-manager-URL>
| |
Description | URL of the life cycle manager service in the target registry provider. This is the publishing URL for the UDDI registry. If not specified, the query manager URL is used by default. |
Value Type | token |
(2172)
<
domain
><
resources
><
jaxr-source
><
jaxr-entry
>
<authentication-method>
| |
Description | Method used to authenticate to the registry provider. |
Value Type | token |
(2173)
<
domain
><
resources
><
jaxr-source
><
jaxr-entry
>
<jaxr-property>
| |
Description | Use this to configure the connection factory. |
Value Type | jaxr-propertyType |
Child Elements |
(2175)
(2176)
|
(2174)
<
domain
><
resources
><
jaxr-source
><
jaxr-entry
><
jaxr-property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the JAXR configuration property as specified in the JAXR specification 1.0. |
Value Type | token |
(2175)
<
domain
><
resources
><
jaxr-source
><
jaxr-entry
><
jaxr-property
>
<value>
| |
Description | JAXR properties. |
Value Type | token |
(2176)
<
domain
><
resources
>
<managed-executor-service>
| |
Description | ManagedExecutorService that can be used in an application. It allows a worker thread to receive contextual information such as security, transaction, and execution context about a task. |
Value Type | managed-executor-serviceType |
Child Elements |
(2178)
(2179)
(2180)
|
(2177)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-executor-service
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Name that will be used to register a ManagedExecutorService with the naming server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2178)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-executor-service
>
<long-running-task>
| |
Description | Boolean value that indicates whether a task run by a ManagedExecutorService is long-running. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2179)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-executor-service
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Displays the thread-pool setting used in a ManagedExecutorService. |
Value Type | dedicated-poolType |
Child Elements |
(2181)
(2182)
(2183)
(2184)
(2185)
|
(2180)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-executor-service
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2181)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-executor-service
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 10 |
(2182)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-executor-service
><
thread-pool
>
<keep-alive-time>
| |
Description | Keep-alive time for inactive threads. If a thread pool contains more than the maximum number of threads, inactive threads will be automatically removed from the thread pool after the specified period of time. If this option is set to 0, threads will not be removed. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 60000 |
(2183)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-executor-service
><
thread-pool
>
<queue-size>
| |
Description | Size of the queue which stores the application objects processed by a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 4096 |
(2184)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-executor-service
><
thread-pool
>
<stuck-thread-handling>
| |
Description | Option to configure a how to handle a thread when it is occupied by a specific task for longer than specified. |
Value Type | stuck-thread-handlingType |
Child Elements |
(2186)
(2187)
(2188)
(2189)
|
(2185)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-executor-service
><
thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<max-stuck-thread-time>
| |
Description | Length of time before a thread is identified as stuck. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 3600000 |
(2186)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-executor-service
><
thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<action-on-stuck-thread>
| |
Description | Action to take when stuck threads are detected. |
Value Type | action-on-stuck-threadType |
Default Value | None |
Defined Value |
None Interrupt IgnoreAndReplace Warning |
(2187)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-executor-service
><
thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<stuck-thread-check-period>
| |
Description | Time period during which the status of a stuck thread is checked. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(2188)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-executor-service
><
thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<user-warning-class>
| |
Description | If action-on-stuck-thread is set to Warning, the default value for this option is thread dump. However, you can write a class to execute an action you want by configuring this option. The class must implement the jeus.util.pool.Warning interface in jclient.jar. Write the class and then locate it in SERVER_HOME/lib/application of a target server. |
Value Type | string |
Value Description | Use a fully Qualifed Class name. Example: test.stuck.UserWarning |
(2189)
<
domain
><
resources
>
<managed-scheduled-executor-service>
| |
Description | ManagedScheduledExecutorService to use in an application. It allows a worker thread to receive contextual information such as security, transaction, and execution context about a task. If the implementation of the jakarta.enterprise.concurrent. Trigger is transferred when a task is submitted, then you can control the execution time of the task. |
Value Type | managed-scheduled-executor-serviceType |
Child Elements |
(2191)
(2192)
(2193)
|
(2190)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-scheduled-executor-service
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Name that will be used to register a ManagedScheduledExecutorService with the naming server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2191)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-scheduled-executor-service
>
<long-running-task>
| |
Description | Boolean value that indicates whether a task run by a ManagedScheduledExecutorService is long-running. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2192)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-scheduled-executor-service
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Displays the thread-pool setting used by a ManagedScheduledExecutorService. |
Value Type | dedicated-poolType |
Child Elements |
(2194)
(2195)
(2196)
(2197)
(2198)
|
(2193)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-scheduled-executor-service
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2194)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-scheduled-executor-service
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of threads in a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 10 |
(2195)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-scheduled-executor-service
><
thread-pool
>
<keep-alive-time>
| |
Description | Keep-alive time for inactive threads. If a thread pool contains more than the maximum number of threads, inactive threads will be automatically removed from the thread pool after the specified period of time. If this option is set to 0, threads will not be removed. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 60000 |
(2196)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-scheduled-executor-service
><
thread-pool
>
<queue-size>
| |
Description | Size of the queue which stores the application objects processed by a thread pool. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 4096 |
(2197)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-scheduled-executor-service
><
thread-pool
>
<stuck-thread-handling>
| |
Description | Option to configure a how to handle a thread when it is occupied by a specific task for longer than specified. |
Value Type | stuck-thread-handlingType |
Child Elements |
(2199)
(2200)
(2201)
(2202)
|
(2198)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-scheduled-executor-service
><
thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<max-stuck-thread-time>
| |
Description | Length of time before a thread is identified as stuck. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 3600000 |
(2199)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-scheduled-executor-service
><
thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<action-on-stuck-thread>
| |
Description | Action to take when stuck threads are detected. |
Value Type | action-on-stuck-threadType |
Default Value | None |
Defined Value |
None Interrupt IgnoreAndReplace Warning |
(2200)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-scheduled-executor-service
><
thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<stuck-thread-check-period>
| |
Description | Time period during which the status of a stuck thread is checked. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(2201)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-scheduled-executor-service
><
thread-pool
><
stuck-thread-handling
>
<user-warning-class>
| |
Description | If action-on-stuck-thread is set to Warning, the default value for this option is thread dump. However, you can write a class to execute an action you want by configuring this option. The class must implement the jeus.util.pool.Warning interface in jclient.jar. Write the class and then locate it in SERVER_HOME/lib/application of a target server. |
Value Type | string |
Value Description | Use a fully Qualifed Class name. Example: test.stuck.UserWarning |
(2202)
<
domain
><
resources
>
<context-service>
| |
Description | ContextService used in an application. It preserves the context about a task even if it is executed in concurrency utilities provided in Java SE such as ExecutorService. To that effect, you need to convert a defined task to a proxy object and execute it. |
Value Type | context-serviceType |
Child Elements |
(2204)
|
(2203)
<
domain
><
resources
><
context-service
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Name that will be used to register a context-service with the naming server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2204)
<
domain
><
resources
>
<managed-thread-factory>
| |
Description | ManagedThreadFactory used in an application. It preserves the context about a task even if it is executed in concurrency utilities provided in Java SE such as ExecutorService. To that effect, you need to create threads through the ManagedThreadFactory when using concurrency utilities. For example, you can create a new java.util.ThreadPoolExecutor with ThreadFactory as a parameter. |
Value Type | managed-thread-factoryType |
Child Elements |
(2206)
(2207)
|
(2205)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-thread-factory
>
<export-name>
| |
Description | Name that will be used to register a ManagedThreadFactory with the naming server. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2206)
<
domain
><
resources
><
managed-thread-factory
>
<thread-priority>
| |
Description | Thread priority. The default value is 5. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Integer |
Default Value | 5 |
(2207)
<
domain
><
resources
>
<osgi-frameworks>
| |
Description | OSGi frameworks to use in a domain. |
Value Type | osgi-frameworksType |
Child Elements |
(2209)
|
(2208)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
>
<osgi-framework>
| |
Description | Configuration for the OSGi framework to be used in a domain. |
Value Type | osgi-frameworkType |
Child Elements |
(2210)
(2211)
(2212)
(2214)
(2218)
(2219)
(2220)
(2221)
|
(2209)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
><
osgi-framework
>
<name>
| |
Description | Unique name of the OSGi framework. |
Value Type | string |
(2210)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
><
osgi-framework
>
<jndi-export-name>
| |
Description | JNDI name of an OSGi framework object. If not specified, the existing name set to Name will be used. |
Value Type | string |
(2211)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
><
osgi-framework
>
<target-servers>
| |
Description | Server to use the OSGi framework. |
Value Type | target-serversType |
Child Elements |
(2213)
|
(2212)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
><
osgi-framework
><
target-servers
>
<server-name>
| |
Description | Name of the target server. |
Value Type | string |
(2213)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
><
osgi-framework
>
<framework-configuration-properties>
| |
Description | Configuration properties for OSGi framework. |
Value Type | propertiesType |
Child Elements |
(2215)
|
(2214)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
><
osgi-framework
><
framework-configuration-properties
>
<property>
| |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(2216)
(2217)
|
(2215)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
><
osgi-framework
><
framework-configuration-properties
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2216)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
><
osgi-framework
><
framework-configuration-properties
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2217)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
><
osgi-framework
>
<install-initial-bundles>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to install initial bundles provided when starting the OSGi framework. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2218)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
><
osgi-framework
>
<initial-bundles-directory-location>
| |
Description | Directory of initial bundles. |
Value Type | string |
(2219)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
><
osgi-framework
>
<default-start-level>
| |
Description | Default start level for initial bundles. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 30 |
(2220)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
><
osgi-framework
>
<fail-on-error>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to treat failed initial bundle installation as an error. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2221)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
><
osgi-framework
>
<bundle-installation-descriptors>
| |
Description | Information about bundle installation descriptor files. |
Value Type | bundle-installation-descriptorsType |
Child Elements |
(2223)
|
(2222)
<
domain
><
resources
><
osgi-frameworks
><
osgi-framework
><
bundle-installation-descriptors
>
<location>
| |
Description | Path to bundle installation descriptor files. |
Value Type | string |
(2223)
<
domain
>
<enable-webadmin>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use WebAdmin. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2224)
<
domain
>
<enable-json-command>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to use JsonCommand. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2225)
<
domain
>
<enable-to-resynchronize-applications>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to synchronize applications when a Managed Server (MS) in INDEPENDENT mode receives a JOIN event triggered at Master Server startup. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2226)
<
domain
>
<watch-rule-registrator>
| |
Description | Registers handlers that will be running upon changes to the Master Server. According to priorities of Watch Rule registrators, the Watch Rules are registered in the Watch Rule Manager under the HFM configuration. The initially registered com.tmax.frame.master.jeus.util.config.change.builtin.JEUSWatchRuleRegistrator is the system Watch Rule Registrator in JEUS21, and cannot be deleted. |
Value Type | watch-rule-registratorType |
Child Elements |
(2228)
(2229)
|
(2227)
<
domain
><
watch-rule-registrator
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Name of fully qualified class that implements com.tmax.frame.master.jeus.util.config.change.WatchRuleRegistrator. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2228)
<
domain
><
watch-rule-registrator
>
<priority>
| |
Description | Priority level of Watch Rule Registrator. The lower the number, which must be an integer that is greater than or equal to 0, the higher the priority level. If two values are the same, this priority applies to run registrators. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Integer that is greater than or equal to 0. |
Default Value | 5 |
(2229)
<
domain
>
<enable-strict-configuration-reference>
| |
Description | Ensures that setting values of the Master Server are under strict control when referenced. This allows the admin to mitigate failure occurrence due to changed settings. It is recommended to set to true. If set to true, any attempts to delete original settings values that are being referenced will be stopped. Also, when trying to create or modify reference setting values, if no original reference values are found, the task stops. If set to false, the original setting values that are being referenced can be deleted without the task being stopped. Also, creating or modifying reference setting values is possible regardless of the existence of the original values to be referenced. For example, if set to true, with the original server name as serverA set to servers.serverName for clusterX, any attempts to delete serverA, which is the reference setting value, will be stopped since the value is registered in clusterX. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2230)
<security-manager>
| |
Description | JEUS Security information management. |
Value Type | security-managerType |
Child Elements |
(2232)
(2233)
(2234)
(2236)
|
(2231)
<
security-manager
>
<default-application-domain>
| |
Description | Domain name that is used for application security among security domains. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | SYSTEM_DOMAIN |
(2232)
<
security-manager
>
<connect-retries>
| |
Description | Number of attempts to reconnect when using the Security Network service. |
Value Type | int |
(2233)
<
security-manager
>
<security-domain-names>
| |
Description | Names of domains to use in JEUS, among security domains. This value must exist in security-domains. |
Value Type | security-domain-namesType |
Child Elements |
(2235)
|
(2234)
<
security-manager
><
security-domain-names
>
<security-domain-name>
| |
Description | Name of the security domain. This value references the name in the security domain configuration. |
Value Type | token |
(2235)
<
security-manager
>
<password-validator>
| |
Description | Password validator to ensure the security of a password for a JEUS account. |
Value Type | password-validatorType |
Child Elements |
(2237)
(2245)
|
(2236)
<
security-manager
><
password-validator
>
<default-password-validator>
| |
Description | Default password validation check. |
Value Type | default-password-validatorType |
Child Elements |
(2238)
(2239)
(2240)
(2241)
(2242)
(2243)
(2244)
|
(2237)
<
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
default-password-validator
>
<minLength>
| |
Description | Minimum length of a password. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 1 |
(2238)
<
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
default-password-validator
>
<maxLength>
| |
Description | Maximum length of a password. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 255 |
(2239)
<
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
default-password-validator
>
<force-special-character>
| |
Description | Indicates whether a special character must be included in a password. If set to true, the password must contain a minimum of 1 special character. The following characters are allowed: !"#$%&()*+'-./:;<=>?@ |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2240)
<
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
default-password-validator
>
<force-digit>
| |
Description | Indicates whether a numeric character (0-9) must be included in a password. If set to true, the password must contain a minimum of 1 numeric character. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2241)
<
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
default-password-validator
>
<force-capital-letter>
| |
Description | Indicates whether a upper case letter (A-Z) must be included in a password. If set to true, the password must contain a minimum of 1 upper case letter. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2242)
<
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
default-password-validator
>
<force-small-letter>
| |
Description | Indicates whether a lower case letter (a-z) must be included in a password. If set to true, the password must contain a minimum of 1 lower case letter. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2243)
<
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
default-password-validator
>
<deny-username>
| |
Description | Indicates whether a password disallows the same characters used in the user name. If set to true, the password containing the same characters as in the user name will be invalid. Here, the user name string is case-sensitive. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2244)
<
security-manager
><
password-validator
>
<custom-password-validator>
| |
Description | User custom password validation class that implements the PasswordValidator interface provided by HyperFrame. If multiple classes are registered, a password can be validated and saved after invoking and passing all those classes. |
Value Type | custom-password-validatorType |
Child Elements |
(2246)
|
(2245)
<
security-manager
><
password-validator
><
custom-password-validator
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Configuration of a user custom password validation class. |
Value Type | string |
(2246)
<session-server>
| |
Value Type | session-serverType |
Child Elements |
(2248)
(2249)
(2280)
(2287)
(2290)
|
(2247)
<
session-server
>
<cluster-mode>
| |
Description | Selects one of two JEUS session cluster modes. |
Value Type | cluster-modeType |
Default Value | DEFAULT |
Defined Value |
DEFAULT DOMAIN_WIDE |
(2248)
<
session-server
>
<session-storage>
| |
Description | Storage for HTTP sessions in servlet. |
Value Type | session-storageType |
Child Elements |
(2250)
(2251)
(2252)
(2277)
|
(2249)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
>
<name>
| |
Description | Session storage name. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | If multiple session storages exist, this value must not be a duplicate of another session storage name. |
Default Value | jeus-session-storage |
(2250)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
>
<session-manager-provider>
| |
Description | Session manager provider. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Use the full package name without reserved words. Example: jeus.session.impl.distributed.JeusDistributedWebSessionManagerProvider The following reserved words are provided: JEUS - Use the default session manager in JEUS. REDIS - Use the REDIS session manager. HAZELCAST - Use the HAZELCAST session manager. RUNTIME - Use another provider if any. If none, use JEUS session manager. |
Default Value | JEUS |
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<
session-server
><
session-storage
>
<scope>
| |
Description | Scope of the session storage to use. |
Value Type | session-scopeType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name for session scope configuration. |
Value Type | token |
(2253)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
>
<jeus-session>
| |
Description | JEUS session type. Either DISTRIBUTED or CENTRAL. |
Value Type | jeus-sessionType |
Default Value | DISTRIBUTED |
Defined Value |
DISTRIBUTED CENTRAL |
(2254)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
>
<session-config>
| |
Description | Session configuration to use for the context included in the scope. |
Value Type | session-configType |
Value Description | Using the session scope allows sharing sessions between contexts, which requires a common session configuration. Without the common configuration, the intended behavior may not be achieved. If the cluster mode is DOMAIN_WIDE with the matching scope name, the corresponding session configuration will be applied. |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
>
<timeout>
| |
Description | Expiration period of sessions created by the server. Sessions that have not been accessed for the specified duration are no longer used and are deleted. This has a lower priority than Session Timeout in web.xml, which is configured by the servlet and allows individual configuration. If this option is set to -1, sessions will not be deleted. This is the expiration period of sessions. The unit is in minutes. The default value is 30. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 30 |
(2256)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
>
<max-session-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of sessions to maintain in memory. If the number of sessions exceeds the maximum number of sessions, an error will occur. Maximum number of sessions to maintain in memory. If not specified, sessions can be created infinitely. The default value is -1 (no limit). |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2257)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
>
<reload-persistent>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to keep attribute objects of sessions when the context is reloaded. If this option is set to true, session attributes will persist regardless of reloading the context. If this option is set to false, all attributes will be deleted when the context is reloaded. If this is true, performance will be lower because sessions will persist. Note that reloading is different from redeployment. The value type is Boolean. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2258)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
>
<tracking-mode>
| |
Description | Indicates the session tracking methods for session delivery. You can choose from "Cookie", "Url", and "Ssl", and multiple choices are possible. "Ssl" cannot be selected with others. The default value is "Cookie". Note that if you forcibly disable "Cookie", sessions might not persist. |
Value Type | session-tracking-modeType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<cookie>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to deliver sessions with cookies. The value type is Boolean. The default value is true. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2260)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<url>
| |
Description | Enables URL rewriting to track sessions. This is not generally used, and the default value is false. This option can generate security problems because the sessions are exposed in the URL. The value type is Boolean. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2261)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<ssl>
| |
Description | Option to enable SSL for session tracking. The value type is Boolean. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2262)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
>
<session-cookie>
| |
Description | Detailed configuration of session cookies when cookies are used to deliver sessions. |
Value Type | session-cookie-configType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<cookie-name>
| |
Description | Name of a cookie that is used to deliver a session. The default value is JSESSIONID, but other values can be specified. The value type is string. This functions as the key value for session cookies. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | JSESSIONID |
(2264)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<url-cookie-name>
| |
Description | Name of a cookie for delivering the session using URL rewriting. The default value is jsessionid, and other values can be specified to deliver session cookies. The value type is string. This functions as the key value for session cookies. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | jsessionid |
(2265)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<version>
| |
Description | Cookie ID version. The possible values are 0 and 1. The default is 0. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 0 |
(2266)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<domain>
| |
Description | Domain name that the session cookie applies to. The cookie is used for requests to the specified domain. If .foo.com is specified, the session cookie works for requests from both first.foo.com and second.foo.com. A single correctly formatted domain name. It must start with ".". The host name should not be specified (Refer to the RFC-2109 specification). |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2267)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<path>
| |
Description | Path that the session cookie applies to. The session cookie is used for requests to the path. The cookies are sent with requests to the specified URL if the domain is correctly formatted (Refer to <domain> configuration). For example, if the path is "/examples" and the domain is ".foo.com", and the client request is "www.foo.com/examples", the client cookie is sent with the request. A single correctly formatted URL path should be specified. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2268)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<max-age>
| |
Description | Expiration of the session ID cookie. Session cookies are valid for the specified amount of time. After the specified amount of time, the session cookies become invalid and will no longer be used. The unit is in seconds, and the default value is -1. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2269)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<secure>
| |
Description | Secure attribute of the session ID cookies. If this is set to true, session ID cookies will only be sent to secure HTTPS connections. The value type is Boolean. This determines whether the cookie is sent via HTTPS. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2270)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<http-only>
| |
Description | Security method that prevents session ID cookies from being used by scripts instead of by HTTP. The value type is Boolean. This determines whether to use the HttpOnly option for cookies. The default value is true. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2271)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<same-site>
| |
Description | Protection method against attacks that make unintended requests by using the session ID cookie (cross-site request forgery). |
Value Type | same-siteType |
Value Description | Set either to Lax or Strict if the cookie uses the SameSite option. |
Default Value | Disable |
Defined Value |
None Strict Lax Disable |
(2272)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<comment>
| |
Description | Description of the cookie. This provides the information about the cookie. This option is not supported by cookies of type 0 (Netscape version). |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2273)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<partitioned>
| |
Description | Uses Cookies Having Independent Partitioned State (CHIPS), which allows cookies to be maintained in partitioned storage by using a separate cookie jar for each root site page. Only applicable for secure cookies. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2274)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
>
<target-cluster>
| |
Description | Cluster to be included in the scope. Sessions are shared between all contexts in the specified cluster. |
Value Type | token |
(2275)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
scope
>
<target-application>
| |
Description | Application to be included in the scope. |
Value Type | token |
(2276)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
>
<property>
| |
Description | Storage property. Example: reserved-thread-num=0 connection-timeout=5000 read-timeout=600 backup-level=SET backup-unit-size=50 backup-queue-size=100 backup-flowcontrol-enabled=true/false failover-delay=600 restart-delay=600 login-manager=true/false user-info=JEUS_LOGIN_KEY login-manager-strategy=invalidate-before/invalidate-after redis-architecture=standalone||cluster redis-nodes=redis://127.0.0.1:6379,redis://127.0.0.1:7001 hazelcast-architecture=standalone||cluster hazelcast-nodes=localhost:5701 hazelcast-cluster=dev |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2278)
<
session-server
><
session-storage
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2279)
<
session-server
>
<jeus-login-manager>
| |
Description | Primary and secondary servers of jeus-login-manager. To prevent multiple logins at the cluster level, set a server to save the login information of jeus-login-manager by specifying the sever name. If the type is set either to HAZELCAST or REDIS, the primary and secondary configurations will be ignored. |
Value Type | jeus-login-managerType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
session-server
><
jeus-login-manager
>
<login-manager-type>
| |
Description | Repository for the login manager. |
Value Type | login-managerType |
Default Value | JEUS |
Defined Value |
JEUS HAZELCAST REDIS |
(2281)
<
session-server
><
jeus-login-manager
>
<primary>
| |
Description | Primary server of the JEUS login manager. |
Value Type | token |
(2282)
<
session-server
><
jeus-login-manager
>
<secondary>
| |
Description | Secondary server of the JEUS login manager. |
Value Type | token |
(2283)
<
session-server
><
jeus-login-manager
>
<property>
| |
Description | HAZELCAST or REDIS configuration for the login manager. Example) redis-architecture=standalone||cluster redis-nodes=redis://127.0.0.1:6379,redis://127.0.0.1:7001 hazelcast-nodes=localhost:5701 hazelcast-cluster=dev |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
session-server
><
jeus-login-manager
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2285)
<
session-server
><
jeus-login-manager
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2286)
<
session-server
>
<jeus-central-session-server>
| |
Description | Primary and backup server for JEUS session management. |
Value Type | jeus-central-session-serverType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
session-server
><
jeus-central-session-server
>
<primary>
| |
Description | Specifies the primary server for the JEUS session server. |
Value Type | token |
(2288)
<
session-server
><
jeus-central-session-server
>
<secondary>
| |
Description | Specifies the backup server for the JEUS session server. |
Value Type | token |
(2289)
<
session-server
>
<property>
| |
Description | Session server property. Example: excluded-servers=adminServer encoding-rule=raw||BASE64||BASE64_WITHOUT_PADDING |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
session-server
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2291)
<
session-server
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2292)
<ejb-engine>
| |
Description | Root element for setting the EJB engine in the server. This element and its sub-elements apply only to a single EJB engine. |
Value Type | ejb-engineType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
ejb-engine
>
<resolution>
| |
Description | Time period after which to check on the status of the EJB engine. If Active Management is enabled, the server checks the number of blocked threads and executes specified tasks. For a bean with a <bean-pool> and <connect-pool>, Active Management resizes the pools, which means to reduce the number of idle entries in a pool, after <resizing-period> is passed. Also, stateful session beans check whether there are any client requests for passivation of beans due to <passivation-timeout> error, and performs passivation. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(2294)
<
ejb-engine
>
<use-dynamic-proxy-for-ejb2>
| |
Description | For JEUS 6 Fix#7 or later, EJB 2.x beans may replace the existing RMI stub method with the dynamic proxy method. The dynamic proxy method does not require loading RMI stub classes, but calls a method using a dynamic proxy (java.lang.reflect.Proxy) for RMI stubs already generated. This method enables local call optimization, which improves performance by invoking an EJB remote call in the same JVM not through RMI but as a local call. If a client is allowed to call EJB remotely and is using library version earlier than JEUS 6 Fix#6, this option to use the direct proxy method should be set to "false" to avoid compatibility issues. This option can be set within <module-info><use-dynamic-proxy-for-ejb2> in jeus-ejb-dd.xml for each EJB module. However, it is possible to ignore settings for each EJB module by setting <ejb-engine><use-dynamic-proxy-for-ejb2> in ejb-main.xml to false in order to maintain compatibility with remote clients by not using the dynamic proxy method for all EJB modules in the current EJB engine. By default, the dynamic proxy method is used for EJB 2.x-style beans. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2295)
<
ejb-engine
>
<enable-user-notify>
| |
Description | When the property is enabled, the EJB exception is recorded in the User Log defined in the User Logging on the server. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2296)
<
ejb-engine
>
<invoke-http>
| |
Description | Enables a client's EJB stubs to communicate with an RMI runtime environment by HTTP-RMI requests. This is used when accessing an EJB that is blocked by a firewall. When a client calls methods from EJB stubs by HTTP-RMI requests, the requests for the methods are sent to the web server to reach the web container. The request is sent to the RMI handler servlet (jeus.rmi.http.ServletHandler), and then the handler servlet sends it to the RMI runtime environment after removing the HTTP headers from the request. Thus, before using the option, the jeus.rmi.http.ServletHandler servlet must be deployed to the JEUS web container. (For more information, refer to "JEUS Web Engine Guide.") |
Value Type | invoke-httpType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
ejb-engine
><
invoke-http
>
<url>
| |
Description | URI path of an RMI servlet handler (jeus.rmi.http.ServletHandler) to be called by an HTTP-RMI stub. Specify the servlet request path only. Do not specify the protocol, the web server IP, and the port number here. The protocol takes as given that HTTP, RMI, and the web server share the same IP address. This means that the web server and the web engine receive HTTP-RMI requests from the same machine. The port number can be configured in the following element. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Servlet context path to an RMI handler servlet. |
(2298)
<
ejb-engine
><
invoke-http
>
<http-port>
| |
Description | Port number of the Web server which will receive HTTP-RMI requests. Before configuring the port, RMI handler servlets must be deployed and executed on the Web server/Web container. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Port number of the Web server to connect with the HTTP-RMI stub. |
Default Value | 80 |
(2299)
<
ejb-engine
>
<active-management>
| |
Description | Monitors the EJB engine, handles errors, and emails the reports to the administrator. |
Value Type | active-managementType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
ejb-engine
><
active-management
>
<max-blocked-thread>
| |
Description | Maximum number of blocked threads. When the number of threads blocked in EJB is exceeded in the setting value, it is recommended to restart the server. Thus, make sure to set the maximum number large enough to avoid restarting the the EJB engine too often. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Number of threads |
Default Value | -1 |
(2301)
<
ejb-engine
><
active-management
>
<max-idle-time>
| |
Description | Maximum idle time for EJB threads. If a thread remains idle for the specified amount of time, it will be treated as blocked. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(2302)
<
ejb-engine
><
active-management
>
<email-notify>
| |
Description | An email will be sent as notification when the server restarts due to the triggering of an active management policy or as a result of other abnormal conditions. |
Value Type | smtp-senderType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<smtp-host-address>
| |
Description | Host address of the SMTP server through which an email will be sent. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2304)
<
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<sender-id>
| |
Description | ID of the email sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2305)
<
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<sender-password>
| |
Description | Password of the email sender. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}cipher text. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2306)
<
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<from-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2307)
<
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<to-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2308)
<
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<property>
| |
Description | SMTP property to be used for the mail server. If the property is configured in the schema, that value overrides the one configured in this option. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2310)
<
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2311)
<
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<cc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the carbon copy (CC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2312)
<
ejb-engine
><
active-management
><
email-notify
>
<bcc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the blind carbon copy (BCC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2313)
<
ejb-engine
>
<timer-service>
| |
Description | Settings for EJB Timer service. |
Value Type | timer-serviceType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
>
<support-persistence>
| |
Description | Use this to configure whether a timer is persistent or not. EJB timers are persistent by default. If you set this element to false, all the timers are set as non-persistent. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2315)
<
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
>
<max-retrial-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of retries when a transaction rollback or exception occurs in a timer callback method. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Maximum number of retries |
Default Value | 1 |
(2316)
<
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
>
<retrial-interval>
| |
Description | Interval between retries. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 5000 |
(2317)
<
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool on which the timer service will execute the timeout callback method. |
Value Type | poolingType |
Child Elements |
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|
(2318)
<
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of objects to be pooled. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 2 |
(2319)
<
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of objects to be pooled. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 30 |
(2320)
<
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
><
thread-pool
>
<period>
| |
Description | Length of time after which the number of objects in a pool is reduced to the specified minimum number. |
Value Type | long |
Default Value | 3600000 |
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<
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
>
<database-setting>
| |
Description | Indicates that a persistent timer handle will be stored in an external database. |
Value Type | database-settingType |
Child Elements |
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|
(2322)
<
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
><
database-setting
>
<data-source-id>
| |
Description | Name of a connection pool of the database that the timer service uses to support the persistence of the timer. The connection pool must be defined as a database resource in the DataSources menu under Resources. It is reommended to define a connection pool that supports XA connections. |
Value Type | token |
(2323)
<
ejb-engine
><
timer-service
><
database-setting
>
<db-vendor>
| |
Description | Vendor of the database that stores timer handles. The vendor is identified automatically but the user may want to specify the vendor. |
Value Type | db-vendorType |
Defined Value |
oracle informix db2 mssql sybase hsql cloudscape mysql tibero |
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<
ejb-engine
>
<async-service>
| |
Description | Settings for asynchrous invocation service. |
Value Type | async-serviceType |
Child Elements |
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|
(2325)
<
ejb-engine
><
async-service
>
<thread-min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads to maintain. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Number of threads |
Default Value | 0 |
(2326)
<
ejb-engine
><
async-service
>
<thread-max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of threads to maintain. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Number of threads |
Default Value | 30 |
(2327)
<
ejb-engine
><
async-service
>
<access-timeout>
| |
Description | Time period to wait for the cliet to get Future before deleting it. If the client does not receive a Future instance when an asynchronous method returns a result, the Future instance will be deleted after the specified amount of time. This prevents memory leaks, and is only applicable to asynchronous methods that return a Future instance. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(2328)
<web-container>
| |
Description | Configuration of the JEUS web engine. |
Value Type | web-containerType |
Child Elements |
(2330)
(2331)
(2336)
(2347)
(2351)
(2355)
(2365)
(2366)
(2469)
(2649)
(2653)
(2717)
(2737)
(2738)
(2743)
|
(2329)
<
web-container
>
<default-error-page>
| |
Description | Error page that is used when web applications do not have a dedicated error page. Only a static file such as HTML or HTM can be set. This should be the absolute path. This does not use forwarding or redirecting. This reads the HTML file and returns it as the HTTP response body. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | The absolute path to the HTML or HTM file. |
(2330)
<
web-container
>
<response-header>
| |
Description | Header for web application responses. |
Value Type | response-headerType |
Child Elements |
(2332)
|
(2331)
<
web-container
><
response-header
>
<custom-header>
| |
Description | Defines custom fields to add to HTTP response messages. |
Value Type | custom-headerType |
Child Elements |
(2333)
|
(2332)
<
web-container
><
response-header
><
custom-header
>
<header-field>
| |
Description | Field names and values that are added to all HTTP responses of the web engine. |
Value Type | header-fieldType |
Child Elements |
(2334)
(2335)
|
(2333)
<
web-container
><
response-header
><
custom-header
><
header-field
>
<field-name>
| |
Description | HTTP response field name. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Field name |
(2334)
<
web-container
><
response-header
><
custom-header
><
header-field
>
<field-value>
| |
Description | Field value. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Field value |
(2335)
<
web-container
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding used to handle web application requests or responses. |
Value Type | encodingType |
Child Elements |
(2337)
(2341)
(2344)
|
(2336)
<
web-container
><
encoding
>
<request-encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding to apply when reading an HTTP request. The encoding converts a byte array (query strings or application/x-www-form-urlencoded content type) that was read from a socket to a string object by parsing it. |
Value Type | requestEncodingType |
Child Elements |
(2338)
(2339)
(2340)
|
(2337)
<
web-container
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<default>
| |
Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(2338)
<
web-container
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<client-override>
| |
Description | Encoding that converts the character attribute of a content-type header sent from an HTTP client. This option supplants the <forced> setting in JEUS 7 Fix #1 and earlier versions. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2339)
<
web-container
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<forced>
| |
Description | Encoding that overrides the default or the specified one. This has priority over any operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(2340)
<
web-container
><
encoding
>
<response-encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding to apply when configuring the "XXX" part of "Content-type: text/html; charset=XXX" of an HTTP response header. This encoding type is also used for a JSP page. Within a container, the encoding is referred to when converting a string object that was created by a servlet to a byte array in order to save the object in a buffer. |
Value Type | encodingSubType |
Child Elements |
(2342)
(2343)
|
(2341)
<
web-container
><
encoding
><
response-encoding
>
<default>
| |
Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(2342)
<
web-container
><
encoding
><
response-encoding
>
<forced>
| |
Description | Encoding that overrides the default encoding. This has priority over any other operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(2343)
<
web-container
><
encoding
>
<request-url-encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding to apply to the first line of HTTP requests. This value has a higher priority than the value specified in request-encoding when decoding the query string included in the request line. |
Value Type | encodingSubType |
Child Elements |
(2345)
(2346)
|
(2344)
<
web-container
><
encoding
><
request-url-encoding
>
<default>
| |
Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(2345)
<
web-container
><
encoding
><
request-url-encoding
>
<forced>
| |
Description | Encoding that overrides the default encoding. This has priority over any other operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(2346)
<
web-container
>
<cookie-policy>
| |
Description | Policy for HTTP headers to read or write cookies. This does not apply to the jakarta.servlet.http.Cookie method. |
Value Type | httpCookiePolicyType |
Child Elements |
(2348)
|
(2347)
<
web-container
><
cookie-policy
>
<write-value-on-header-policy>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to apply the URL encoding rule when reading or using the cookies in an HTTP header. |
Value Type | write-value-on-header-policyType |
Child Elements |
(2349)
(2350)
|
(2348)
<
web-container
><
cookie-policy
><
write-value-on-header-policy
>
<apply-url-encoding-rule>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the URL encoding rule will be applied. |
Value Type | boolean |
(2349)
<
web-container
><
cookie-policy
><
write-value-on-header-policy
>
<charset-encoding>
| |
Description | Character encoding used when responding to and decoding cookies regardless of whether the URL encoding rule has been configured. If character encoding is not configured, the request and response encoding are used by default. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2350)
<
web-container
>
<properties>
| |
Description | Properties to apply to the web engine. |
Value Type | propertiesType |
Child Elements |
(2352)
|
(2351)
<
web-container
><
properties
>
<property>
| |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(2353)
(2354)
|
(2352)
<
web-container
><
properties
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2353)
<
web-container
><
properties
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2354)
<
web-container
>
<jsp-engine>
| |
Description | JSP engine used to compile or run JSP files in web applications. |
Value Type | jsp-engineType |
Child Elements |
(2356)
(2357)
(2358)
(2359)
(2360)
(2361)
(2362)
(2363)
(2364)
|
(2355)
<
web-container
><
jsp-engine
>
<check-included-jspfile>
| |
Description | Recompiles a JSP file after checking whether its included JSP files and tag files are updated. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(2356)
<
web-container
><
jsp-engine
>
<keep-generated>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to keep Java files after compilation. Keeping source files is useful for debugging. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(2357)
<
web-container
><
jsp-engine
>
<use-in-memory-compilation>
| |
Description | Recompiles JSP files that are running by creating .java and .class files in memory. However, .class files are written to the file system by using background threads so that they are not recompiled when the server restarts. When <keep-generated> is set to true, .java files are written in the system using background threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2358)
<
web-container
><
jsp-engine
>
<graceful-jsp-reloading>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to regularly check for any update in a JSP file and create a JSP page instance if there is any. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2359)
<
web-container
><
jsp-engine
>
<graceful-jsp-reloading-period>
| |
Description | Time period after which Graceful Jsp Reloading is performed. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
(2360)
<
web-container
><
jsp-engine
>
<jsp-work-dir>
| |
Description | Directory for JSP class files. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute path to JSP class files. |
(2361)
<
web-container
><
jsp-engine
>
<java-compiler>
| |
Description | Java compiler with which to compile JSP Java source into servlet classes. The default compiler is the Java Compiler API included in JVM. However, Java compilation occasionally uses a lot of memory, which may cause memory issues in a real service environment. Therefore, it is recommended to compile a separate process by selecting javac or perform compilation through AppCompiler in advance. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | java6 |
(2362)
<
web-container
><
jsp-engine
>
<compile-output-dir>
| |
Description | Directory for JSP class files other than JSP Work Dir. If this element is not configured, the files are stored in JSP Work Dir. This option is not used in general. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute path to JSP class files. |
(2363)
<
web-container
><
jsp-engine
>
<compile-option>
| |
Description | Servlet compiler. This option is not used in general. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Compile options (Refer to Java Compiler Setting Items). |
(2364)
<
web-container
>
<attach-stacktrace-on-error>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to attach the stack trace to error pages that are sent from JEUS. This configuration is useful during development, but should be disabled in production environments. If default-error-page is set, this option will be ignored. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables attaching the stack trace. |
Default Value | false |
(2365)
<
web-container
>
<virtual-host>
| |
Description | Indicates whether a single server can host multiple web applications. Servers that belong to the same virtual host can host the same applications, but servers that belong to different virtual hosts cannot host the same applications. |
Value Type | virtual-hostType |
Child Elements |
(2367)
(2368)
(2369)
(2382)
(2390)
(2394)
(2398)
(2399)
(2463)
|
(2366)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
>
<virtual-host-name>
| |
Description | Internal identification name of the virtual host. DEFAULT_HOST and SYSTEM_HOST are reserved words and cannot be used. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2367)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
>
<host-name>
| |
Description | DNS name(e.g., "www.foo.com") or IP address. A TCP port can be specified if necessary. (e.g., "www.foo.com:8088") The specified character string must be unique within a web engine. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2368)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool to handle requests when no context thread pool mapped to the request uri exists. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
(2370)
(2371)
(2372)
(2373)
(2374)
|
(2369)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(2370)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(2371)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
>
<max-idle-time>
| |
Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(2372)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
>
<max-queue>
| |
Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2373)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
>
<thread-state-notify>
| |
Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
(2375)
(2376)
(2377)
(2378)
(2379)
(2380)
(2381)
|
(2374)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<max-thread-active-time>
| |
Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
(2375)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<interrupt-thread>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2376)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<active-timeout-notification>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2377)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(2378)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(2379)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(2380)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(2381)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that is used for web application requests and responses. |
Value Type | webContainerEncodingType |
Child Elements |
(2383)
(2387)
|
(2382)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
>
<request-encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding to apply when reading an HTTP request. The encoding converts a byte array (query strings or application/x-www-form-urlencoded content type) that was read from a socket to a string object by parsing it. |
Value Type | requestEncodingType |
Child Elements |
(2384)
(2385)
(2386)
|
(2383)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<default>
| |
Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(2384)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<client-override>
| |
Description | Encoding that converts the character attribute of a content-type header sent from an HTTP client. This option supplants the <forced> setting in JEUS 7 Fix #1 and earlier versions. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2385)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
><
request-encoding
>
<forced>
| |
Description | Encoding that overrides the default or the specified one. This has priority over any operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(2386)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
>
<response-encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding to apply when configuring the "XXX" part of "Content-type: text/html; charset=XXX" of an HTTP response header. This encoding type is also used for a JSP page. Within a container, the encoding is referred to when converting a string object that was created by a servlet to a byte array in order to save the object in a buffer. |
Value Type | encodingSubType |
Child Elements |
(2388)
(2389)
|
(2387)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
><
response-encoding
>
<default>
| |
Description | Default encoding. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(2388)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
encoding
><
response-encoding
>
<forced>
| |
Description | Encoding that overrides the default encoding. This has priority over any other operation. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Value Description | Standard character encoding (e.g. UTF-8) |
(2389)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
>
<cookie-policy>
| |
Description | Policy for HTTP headers to read or write cookies. This does not apply to the jakarta.servlet.http.Cookie method. |
Value Type | httpCookiePolicyType |
Child Elements |
(2391)
|
(2390)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
cookie-policy
>
<write-value-on-header-policy>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to apply the URL encoding rule when reading or using the cookies in an HTTP header. |
Value Type | write-value-on-header-policyType |
Child Elements |
(2392)
(2393)
|
(2391)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
cookie-policy
><
write-value-on-header-policy
>
<apply-url-encoding-rule>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the URL encoding rule will be applied. |
Value Type | boolean |
(2392)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
cookie-policy
><
write-value-on-header-policy
>
<charset-encoding>
| |
Description | Character encoding used when responding to and decoding cookies regardless of whether the URL encoding rule has been configured. If character encoding is not configured, the request and response encoding are used by default. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2393)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
>
<properties>
| |
Description | Properties for the virtual host. |
Value Type | propertiesType |
Child Elements |
(2395)
|
(2394)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
properties
>
<property>
| |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(2396)
(2397)
|
(2395)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
properties
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2396)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
properties
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2397)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
>
<attach-stacktrace-on-error>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to attach the stack trace to error pages that are sent from JEUS. This configuration is useful during development, but should be disabled in production environments. If default-error-page is set, this option will be ignored. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables attaching the stack trace. |
(2398)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
>
<access-log>
| |
Description | Configuration for access logs at the virtual host level. By default, access logs created on a virtual host are also created in web engine-level access logs. |
Value Type | access-logType |
Child Elements |
(2400)
(2401)
(2402)
(2403)
(2404)
(2459)
(2460)
(2461)
(2462)
|
(2399)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<level>
| |
Description | Logging level. For the description of each logging level, refer to "Level Class Documentation" for Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | INFO |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(2400)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<use-parent-handlers>
| |
Description | Option to indicate whether a logger should use its parent handlers. The default is true. However, for the JEUS logger, which is a root logger, this option must be set to false. This option does not apply to web engine access loggers. If this option is set to false for virtual host's access loggers, access logs for the entire web engine will not contain those by each virtual host. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2401)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to a logger. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2402)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. When specifying a formatting pattern, % cannot be used other than as a formatter character. The following 9 formatters are supported: %d, %l, %J, %T, %c, %M, %N, %a, and %m. Refer to "8.3. Logging Configuration" in "JEUS Server Guide" for more information about each formatter. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(2403)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<handler>
| |
Description | Handler for a logger. |
Value Type | handlerType |
Child Elements |
(2405)
(2421)
(2437)
(2444)
|
(2404)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<file-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a file. |
Value Type | file-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(2406)
(2407)
(2408)
(2409)
(2410)
(2411)
(2412)
(2413)
(2414)
(2415)
(2416)
(2417)
(2418)
(2419)
(2420)
|
(2405)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2406)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(2407)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2408)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2409)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<file-name>
| |
Description | Name of the file to be used by the handler. If not configured, it is set to the default value. For information about the default file names, refer to "JEUS Server Guide." |
Value Type | token |
(2410)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<permission>
| |
Description | Access permission to the log file. Set to 9 characters that consist of r, w, x, and -. (Note: available only for the Unix family operating systems.) |
Value Type | string |
(2411)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<chown>
| |
Description | Owner of a log file to set the owner group of the file. Specify comma(,)-separated owner-group pairs, in order. |
Value Type | string |
(2412)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<enable-rotation>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the file will use log file rotation. If not specified, it is set to true by default, and rotation is used when logging to the file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(2413)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-count>
| |
Description | Number of backup files to retain when log file rotation is enabled. If this option is not set while files are rotated by their size, files are archived up to 99999 files. If the files are archived by date or time, they will accumulate without limit. |
Value Type | off-intType |
(2414)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-dir>
| |
Description | Directory where files will be archived when log file rotation is enabled. If the directory is not specified, the log files are stored in the directory for the current log file. |
Value Type | string |
(2415)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-day>
| |
Description | Number of days before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of days. Dates are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer. When any of valid-day, valid-hour, or valid-size is not specified, the file will be updated based on the default value. |
Default Value | 1 |
(2416)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-hour>
| |
Description | Number of hours before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of hours. Dates and hours are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer |
(2417)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew a file when its maximum size is exceeded. Indexes are sequentially appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Kilobytes |
(2418)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the buffer used when the handler sends output messages to a file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes. The default value is 1,024. |
Default Value | 1024 |
(2419)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<append>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to append lines to the original file used by the handler. If this option is set to false and Enable Rotation is true, log files will be rotated at boot. If Enable Rotation is set to false, a new file will replace the existing file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(2420)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<smtp-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to an email address. |
Value Type | smtp-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(2422)
(2423)
(2424)
(2425)
(2426)
(2427)
(2428)
(2429)
(2430)
(2431)
(2434)
(2435)
(2436)
|
(2421)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2422)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(2423)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2424)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2425)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<smtp-host-address>
| |
Description | Host address of the SMTP server through which an email will be sent. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2426)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-id>
| |
Description | ID of the email sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2427)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-password>
| |
Description | Password of the email sender. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}cipher text. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2428)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<from-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2429)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<to-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2430)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<property>
| |
Description | SMTP property to be used for the mail server. If the property is configured in the schema, that value overrides the one configured in this option. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(2432)
(2433)
|
(2431)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2432)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2433)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<cc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the carbon copy (CC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2434)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<bcc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the blind carbon copy (BCC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2435)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<send-for-all-messages>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to send all log messages to an email address. If this option is set to false, only the messages written through the logger's send() method will be sent. That is, only the messages that were intended to be sent to an email address will be sent. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2436)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<socket-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a specified socket. |
Value Type | socket-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(2438)
(2439)
(2440)
(2441)
(2442)
(2443)
|
(2437)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2438)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(2439)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2440)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2441)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<address>
| |
Description | IP address that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2442)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<port>
| |
Description | Number of the port that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(2443)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<user-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that has been created by the user using the Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | user-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(2445)
(2446)
(2447)
(2448)
(2449)
(2450)
(2454)
(2455)
|
(2444)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2445)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(2446)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2447)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2448)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified class name of the user-created handler. The class must inherit 'java.util.logging.Handler' and implement 'jeus.util.logging.JeusHandler'. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2449)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-property>
| |
Description | Properties that the handler will have. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the handler through the JeusHandler.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
(2451)
|
(2450)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(2452)
(2453)
|
(2451)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2452)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2453)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(2454)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-property>
| |
Description | Properties for the formatter that the handler will use. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the formatter through the JeusFormatter.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
(2456)
|
(2455)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(2457)
(2458)
|
(2456)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2457)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2458)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<enable>
| |
Description | Determines whether to use access logs. If this is set to false for each virtual host's access logs, the web engine access logger will be used. If this is set to false for web engine access logger, no access logs will be recorded. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2459)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<format>
| |
Description | Option to use Apache's common log format. It contains commonly used aliases named default, common, combined, and debug. common = %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b combined = %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-agent}i\" default = common + processing time (%D) debug = default + session ID + request thread name Set this to 6deprecated to use the formats from JEUS 6 and previous versions. Note that these formats cannot be changed dynamically. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | default |
(2460)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<exclude-ext>
| |
Description | File extensions that do not leave access logs. Use a comma to separate multiple items. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2461)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
access-log
>
<enable-host-name-lookup>
| |
Description | Option to record logs using host names instead of IP addresses for the %h format. If set to true, overhead may occur due to DNS lookup. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2462)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
>
<pipeline>
| |
Description | Virtual host-level filter configurations. This setting is performed before the application runs and applies after the web-engine setting. For more information, refer to the relevant guide. |
Value Type | pipelineType |
Child Elements |
(2464)
|
(2463)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
pipeline
>
<valve>
| |
Description | Configure valves at the server, virtual host or context level. |
Value Type | valveType |
Child Elements |
(2465)
(2466)
|
(2464)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
pipeline
><
valve
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Valve class name for the server, virtual host or context-level configuration. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Class that inherits from ValveBase of JEUS |
(2465)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
pipeline
><
valve
>
<property>
| |
Description | Valve property. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Value Description | Key-value pair as described in the guide |
Child Elements |
(2467)
(2468)
|
(2466)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
pipeline
><
valve
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2467)
<
web-container
><
virtual-host
><
pipeline
><
valve
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2468)
<
web-container
>
<web-connections>
| |
Description | Use this to configure the connection with a web server, or configures the web listener provided independently in JEUS. |
Value Type | web-connectionsType |
Child Elements |
(2470)
(2501)
(2560)
(2586)
(2613)
|
(2469)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
>
<http-listener>
| |
Description | Enables the HTTP Listener, which is a web server provided by the web engine. This should be used for small production environments or for internal management. Using WebtoB or Apache web servers is recommended in large production environments. |
Value Type | http-listenerType |
Child Elements |
(2471)
(2472)
(2485)
(2486)
(2487)
(2488)
(2489)
(2490)
(2491)
(2492)
(2493)
(2494)
(2495)
(2500)
|
(2470)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<name>
| |
Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2471)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
(2473)
(2474)
(2475)
(2476)
(2477)
|
(2472)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(2473)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(2474)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max-idle-time>
| |
Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(2475)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max-queue>
| |
Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2476)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<thread-state-notify>
| |
Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
(2478)
(2479)
(2480)
(2481)
(2482)
(2483)
(2484)
|
(2477)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<max-thread-active-time>
| |
Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
(2478)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<interrupt-thread>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2479)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<active-timeout-notification>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2480)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(2481)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(2482)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(2483)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(2484)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<output-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
(2485)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<postdata-read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
(2486)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<max-post-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
(2487)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<max-parameter-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2488)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<max-header-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
(2489)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<max-header-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
(2490)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<max-querystring-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
(2491)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<server-access-control>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to control server access. If this option is set to true, only the server that is set in allowed-server can access the listener. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables the configuration. |
Default Value | false |
(2492)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<allowed-server>
| |
Description | Server IP address at which to access the listener. This is only used when server-access-control is set to true. Requests from other servers will be declined. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | The server IP address that can access the listener. |
(2493)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<server-listener-ref>
| |
Description | Selects the server listener that is referenced by the listener. The listener named ADMIN-HTTP can be used for internal management. This listener always refers to the "BASE" server listener. It can be used to access the domain management server's WebAdmin and to test gracefully redistributed web applications, but it cannot be used to access web applications. Using Server Access Control and Allowed Server with this listener is recommended. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2494)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<http2>
| |
Description | Option to support HTTP/2 protocol. An HTTP/2 listener supports both h2c (clear text) and h2 (over TLS). However, Java 7 does not provide Cipher Suites that satisfy HTTP/2 specifications. Java v8.0 or higher is required to enable h2. |
Value Type | http2Type |
Child Elements |
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<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
http2
>
<settings-enable-push>
| |
Description | Option to enable HTTP/2 Server Push. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2496)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
http2
>
<settings-max-concurrent-streams>
| |
Description | Indicates to convert the default SETTINGS_MAX_CONCURRENT_STREAMS value defined in HTTP/2 RFC. This configuration limits the number of requests to be sent to TCP connection at a time. If this value is too large, multiple threads that belong to a listener may be temporarily occupied by a single client. The value must be properly set by considering the maximum value of threads in a listener thread pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 32 |
(2497)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
http2
>
<settings-max-frame-size>
| |
Description | Indicates to convert the default SETTINGS_MAX_FRAME_SIZE value defined in HTTP/2 RFC. This value ranges from 16384 to 2^24-1 (16,777,215) according to the RFC specification. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 16384 |
(2498)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
><
http2
>
<settings-ack-timeout>
| |
Description | Timeout value to wait for an ACK after SETTINGS frame. If ACK is not returned within the ACK timeout interval, a connection error will be generated with the SETTINGS_TIMEOUT error code. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 5000 |
(2499)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
http-listener
>
<connection-type>
| |
Description | Overrides the response connection type. |
Value Type | webConnectionType |
Defined Value |
keep-alive close none |
(2500)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
>
<webtob-connector>
| |
Description | Connector to integrate with WebtoB. JEUS functions as a client when communicating with WebtoB. |
Value Type | webtob-connectorType |
Child Elements |
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<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<name>
| |
Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2502)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(2504)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(2505)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<max-idle-time>
| |
Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(2506)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<max-queue>
| |
Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2507)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<thread-state-notify>
| |
Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
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<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<max-thread-active-time>
| |
Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
(2509)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<interrupt-thread>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2510)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<active-timeout-notification>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2511)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(2512)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(2513)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(2514)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(2515)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<output-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
(2516)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<postdata-read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
(2517)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<max-post-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
(2518)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<max-parameter-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2519)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<max-header-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
(2520)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<max-header-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
(2521)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<max-querystring-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
(2522)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<wjp-version>
| |
Description | WJP protocol version that is used to connect to WebtoB. Options are 1 and 2. Set to 1 for WebtoB 4.1.6 or earlier because 2 is not supported. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 2 |
(2523)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<registration-id>
| |
Description | Registration ID name that is used to connect to the WebtoB server. The name can contain up to 15 characters according to the protocol predefined by JEUS and WebtoB. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | The Registration ID name must be same as the name in the *SERVER section of WebtoB configuration file. |
(2524)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<hth-count>
| |
Description | Number of HTH processes set for WebtoB server. Set to the same as the number of HTH processes on WebtoB server. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 1 |
(2525)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<connection-count>
| |
Description | Count of WJP connections per HTH process. The number of connections to WebtoB is limited to this setting value. Therefore, it must be between the MinProc and MaxProc values specified in the WebtoB configuration. When dynamically changing the existing value to a smaller number, running threads can be terminated. Therefore, reducing the existing value when receiving requests is not recommended. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of WJP connections |
(2526)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<threshold>
| |
Description | Threshold for load balancing to pass to WebtoB. This setting applies when multiple JEUSs are connected to a single WebtoB host. When this threshold value is reached, WebtoB primarily assigns requests to another JEUS. The threshold does not apply when sticky session routing is set. The threshold applies only to WJP v1. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Threshold for connections |
Default Value | -1 |
(2527)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<use-nio>
| |
Description | Option to use the NIO communication with the WebtoB Connector. The default value is true, in case of which the domain socket communication cannot be used. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Use of NIO communication |
Default Value | true |
(2528)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<network-address>
| |
Description | WebtoB TCP/IP address information. |
Value Type | webtob-ip-addressType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
network-address
>
<port>
| |
Description | Port with which to access WebtoB. This port number must match the value of JSVPORT in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(2530)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
network-address
>
<ip-address>
| |
Description | IP address of WebtoB. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | localhost |
(2531)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<domain-socket-address>
| |
Description | UNIX domain socket information or information for IPC communication with HTH process in Windows. If WebtoB and web engine are on the same machine, they communicate through UNIX domain socket (pipe). In Windows, however, they communicate through a general socket. |
Value Type | webtob-domain-socket-addressType |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
domain-socket-address
>
<webtob-home>
| |
Description | Home directory of WebtoB. This configuration value overrides the OS environment variable that indicates the WebtoB home directory (JEUS_WSDIR or WEBTOBDIR). |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute directory path with the path delimiter attached at the end ("\" for Windows, "/" for UNIX). |
(2533)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
domain-socket-address
>
<webtob-ipcbaseport>
| |
Description | Port for Windows for IPC with the WebtoB HTH process. This replaces the OS environment variable WEBTOB_IPCBASEPORT. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 6666 |
(2534)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum wait time for receiving a message from WebtoB. If no message is received within this time, the current connection is terminated and a new connection is made. It there is a firewall between WebtoB and JEUS, this setting can be used to check for the arrival of ping messages from WebtoB. Set a value that is greater than the svrchktime value of WebtoB. If this value is greater than 0 and less than 1, 1 second is used. If set to -1, OS setting overrides this setting. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 120000 |
(2535)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<reconnect-interval>
| |
Description | Interval at which reconnection is attempted until it succeeds when a connection between WebtoB and JEUS is disconnected. If this value is less than 1, 1 second is used. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 5000 |
(2536)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<reconnect-count-for-backup>
| |
Description | Maximum number of reconnections attempted if a connection between WebtoB and JEUS is disconnected. When the number of attempts reaches this value, failover is attempted to a backup WebtoB server. This is applicable only when webtob-backup is set. This value must be greater than 0. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 12 |
(2537)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<send-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Number of sndbuf bytes used when connecting TCP socket or UNIX domain socket to WebtoB. Note that if this value is too large, socket may not be created due to insufficient kernel memory. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes |
(2538)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<receive-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Number of rcvbuf bytes used when connecting TCP socket or UNIX domain socket to WebtoB. Note that if this value is too large, socket may not be created due to insufficient kernel memory. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes |
(2539)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<request-prefetch>
| |
Description | Option to use WebtoB Request prefetch. If this is set to true, the next WebtoB Request, other than the request currently being processed, is prefetched and saved in the Request Queue to improve performance. If the web engine is abnormally terminated, prefetched WebtoB Request may be lost. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2540)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<connection-type>
| |
Description | Overrides the response connection type. |
Value Type | webConnectionType |
Defined Value |
keep-alive close none |
(2541)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<secure>
| |
Description | Security protocol, such as TLS, used to connect to WebtoB. |
Value Type | webtob-secure-type |
Child Elements |
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|
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<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
secure
>
<trust-store-file-path>
| |
Description | File that contains WebtoB certificate. Both absolute and relative paths are allowed. If a relative path is used, the file is searched under the ${JEUS_HOME}/domains/${DOMAIN_NAME}/config/servlet directory. |
Value Type | token |
(2543)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
secure
>
<trust-store-file-password>
| |
Description | Password for opening the file that is specified in <trust-store-file-path>. It is recommended to specify it in the form of {DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw==. |
Value Type | token |
(2544)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
secure
>
<trust-store-file-type>
| |
Description | Type of file specified in <truststore-file-path>. Usually, JKS (Java KeyStore) or PKCS12 is used. The default value is JKS. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | JKS |
(2545)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
secure
>
<key-store-file-path>
| |
Description | File that contains secret key and the certificate that matches the key. It is used by WebtoB to authenticate JEUS using Client Authentication. Both absolute and relative paths are allowed. If a relative path is used, the file is searched under the ${JEUS_HOME}/domains/${DOMAIN_NAME}/config/servlet directory. |
Value Type | token |
(2546)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
secure
>
<key-store-file-password>
| |
Description | <Password for opening the file specified in <key-store-file-path>. The password is required If <key-store-file-path> is set. It is recommended to specify it in the form of {DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw==. |
Value Type | token |
(2547)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
secure
>
<private-key-password>
| |
Description | Password for secret key in the file specified in <key-store-file-path>. By default, the value in <key-store-file-password> is used. The password is used to access the secret key in the javax.net.ssl.KeyManagerFactory implementation. It is recommended to use the a form like '{DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw=='. |
Value Type | token |
(2548)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
secure
>
<key-store-file-type>
| |
Description | Type of file specified in <key-store-file-path>. Usually, JKS (Java KeyStore) or PKCS12 is used. The default value is JKS. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | JKS |
(2549)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
secure
>
<secure-protocol-name>
| |
Description | Communication security protocol for communicating with a server. It is used when creating javax.net.ssl.SSLContext through javax.net.ssl.SSLContext#getInstance (String protocol). The default value is TLS. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | TLS |
(2550)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
secure
>
<trust-manager-factory-algorithm-name>
| |
Description | Algorithm for creating javax.net.ssl.TrustManagerFactory that handles certificates. JEUS does not provide JSSE Provider. If not specified, the default value of a JVM vendor is used. |
Value Type | token |
(2551)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
secure
>
<key-manager-factory-algorithm-name>
| |
Description | Algorithm for creating javax.net.ssl.KeyManagerFactory, which handles secret keys. JEUS does not provide JSSE Provider. If not specified, the default value of a JVM vendor is used. It is used by WebtoB to authenticate JEUS using Client Authentication. |
Value Type | token |
(2552)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
>
<webtob-backup>
| |
Description | Backup WebtoB that operates when the current WebtoB connection to JEUS fails. |
Value Type | webtob-backupType |
Child Elements |
(2554)
(2557)
|
(2553)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
webtob-backup
>
<network-address>
| |
Description | WebtoB TCP/IP address |
Value Type | webtob-ip-addressType |
Child Elements |
(2555)
(2556)
|
(2554)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
webtob-backup
><
network-address
>
<port>
| |
Description | Port with which to access WebtoB. This port number must match the value of JSVPORT in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(2555)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
webtob-backup
><
network-address
>
<ip-address>
| |
Description | IP address of WebtoB. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | localhost |
(2556)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
webtob-backup
>
<domain-socket-address>
| |
Description | UNIX domain socket information or information for socket communication with HTH process in Windows. |
Value Type | webtob-domain-socket-addressType |
Child Elements |
(2558)
(2559)
|
(2557)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
webtob-backup
><
domain-socket-address
>
<webtob-home>
| |
Description | Home directory of WebtoB. This configuration value overrides the OS environment variable that indicates the WebtoB home directory (JEUS_WSDIR or WEBTOBDIR). |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Absolute directory path with the path delimiter attached at the end ("\" for Windows, "/" for UNIX). |
(2558)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
webtob-connector
><
webtob-backup
><
domain-socket-address
>
<webtob-ipcbaseport>
| |
Description | Port for Windows for IPC with the WebtoB HTH process. This replaces the OS environment variable WEBTOB_IPCBASEPORT. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 6666 |
(2559)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
>
<ajp13-listener>
| |
Description | Enables the AJP 1.3 protocol, which uses the Apache mod_jk module. |
Value Type | ajp13-listenerType |
Child Elements |
(2561)
(2562)
(2575)
(2576)
(2577)
(2578)
(2579)
(2580)
(2581)
(2582)
(2583)
(2584)
(2585)
|
(2560)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<name>
| |
Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2561)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
(2563)
(2564)
(2565)
(2566)
(2567)
|
(2562)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(2563)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(2564)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max-idle-time>
| |
Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(2565)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max-queue>
| |
Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2566)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<thread-state-notify>
| |
Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
(2568)
(2569)
(2570)
(2571)
(2572)
(2573)
(2574)
|
(2567)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<max-thread-active-time>
| |
Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
(2568)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<interrupt-thread>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2569)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<active-timeout-notification>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2570)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(2571)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(2572)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(2573)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(2574)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<output-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
(2575)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<postdata-read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
(2576)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<max-post-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
(2577)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<max-parameter-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2578)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<max-header-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
(2579)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<max-header-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
(2580)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<max-querystring-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
(2581)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<server-access-control>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to control server access. If this option is set to true, only the server that is set in allowed-server can access the listener. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables the configuration. |
Default Value | false |
(2582)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<allowed-server>
| |
Description | Server IP address at which to access the listener. This is only used when server-access-control is set to true. Requests from other servers will be declined. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | The server IP address that can access the listener. |
(2583)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<server-listener-ref>
| |
Description | Server listener that is referenced by the AJP13 listener. "BASE" Listener cannot be chosen. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2584)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
ajp13-listener
>
<read-timeout>
| |
Description | This configuration value is no longer used. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2585)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
>
<tcp-listener>
| |
Description | TCP listener, which supports TCP-based custom protocols instead of HTTP. Service developers should define their own protocols. |
Value Type | tcp-listenerType |
Child Elements |
(2587)
(2588)
(2601)
(2602)
(2603)
(2604)
(2605)
(2606)
(2607)
(2608)
(2609)
(2610)
(2611)
(2612)
|
(2586)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<name>
| |
Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2587)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
(2589)
(2590)
(2591)
(2592)
(2593)
|
(2588)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(2589)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(2590)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max-idle-time>
| |
Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(2591)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<max-queue>
| |
Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2592)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
>
<thread-state-notify>
| |
Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
(2594)
(2595)
(2596)
(2597)
(2598)
(2599)
(2600)
|
(2593)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<max-thread-active-time>
| |
Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
(2594)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<interrupt-thread>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2595)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<active-timeout-notification>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2596)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(2597)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(2598)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(2599)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(2600)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<output-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
(2601)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<postdata-read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
(2602)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-post-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
(2603)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-parameter-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2604)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-header-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
(2605)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-header-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
(2606)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<max-querystring-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
(2607)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<server-access-control>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to control server access. If this option is set to true, only the server that is set in allowed-server can access the listener. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean type. Enables or disables the configuration. |
Default Value | false |
(2608)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<allowed-server>
| |
Description | Server IP address at which to access the listener. This is only used when server-access-control is set to true. Requests from other servers will be declined. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | The server IP address that can access the listener. |
(2609)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<server-listener-ref>
| |
Description | Server listener that is referenced by the listener. "BASE" Listener cannot be chosen. Also, the specified server listener cannot be shared with other web listeners. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2610)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<connection-type>
| |
Description | Overrides the response connection type. |
Value Type | webConnectionType |
Defined Value |
keep-alive close none |
(2611)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tcp-listener
>
<dispatcher-config-class>
| |
Description | Dispatcher configuration class. The class must be in the location specified in the classpath. The name must be a fully qualified class name. |
Value Type | token |
(2612)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
>
<tmax-connector>
| |
Description | Connector to integrate with Tmax. JEUS functions as a client when communicating with Tmax. |
Value Type | tmax-connectorType |
Child Elements |
(2614)
(2615)
(2628)
(2629)
(2630)
(2631)
(2632)
(2633)
(2634)
(2635)
(2636)
(2637)
(2638)
(2639)
(2640)
(2641)
(2642)
(2643)
(2644)
(2645)
(2646)
(2647)
(2648)
|
(2613)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<name>
| |
Description | Unique name that identifies the listener or connector. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2614)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<thread-pool>
| |
Description | Thread pool to handle all requests via the corresponding web connection when neither the matching context thread pool nor the virtual host's thread pool. |
Value Type | thread-poolType |
Child Elements |
(2616)
(2617)
(2618)
(2619)
(2620)
|
(2615)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(2616)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum number of worker threads that should be maintained in the pool. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Count of threads |
(2617)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<max-idle-time>
| |
Description | Amount of time that worker threads can be idle before being removed from the pool. This is applicable to threads that are created after the number of threads reaches the <min> value. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 300000 |
(2618)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<max-queue>
| |
Description | Maximum number of requests that can be in the queue. This configuration does not apply to the Tmax/WebtoB connector. The queue size of the WebtoB connector can be defined in MaxQCount in the WebtoB configuration file. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2619)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
>
<thread-state-notify>
| |
Description | Use this to define when worker threads become blocked and the number of blocked threads at which to send the notification. |
Value Type | thread-state-notifyType |
Child Elements |
(2621)
(2622)
(2623)
(2624)
(2625)
(2626)
(2627)
|
(2620)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<max-thread-active-time>
| |
Description | If a thread has been running for the specified amount of time, the thread is treated as being blocked. The check interval is set in <monitoring><check-thread-pool>. By default, the blocked threads will be discarded and new threads will be created to fill the pool. However, thread pools that belong to WebtoB or Tmax connectors do not take any action and just mark the thread as blocked. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | The unit is in milliseconds. If the value is less than or equal to 0, the value will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0 |
(2621)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<interrupt-thread>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to interrupt threads that become blocked. Interruption only gives a hint to threads to cancel the running operation. If the threads do not internally check the interruption state, the interruption has no effects. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2622)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<active-timeout-notification>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to notify via email of blocked threads. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2623)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker threads reaches the specified value, warning messages will be sent through email. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(2624)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<notify-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when notify-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(2625)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-threshold-ratio>
| |
Description | If the ratio of blocked threads to worker treads reaches the specified value, a warning message that recommends rebooting the server will be displayed. Enter a decimal value that is less than 1. |
Value Type | double |
Value Description | The ratio of blocked threads to total worker threads. If the value is less than or equal to 0, this configuration will be ignored. |
Default Value | 0.0 |
(2626)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
><
thread-pool
><
thread-state-notify
>
<restart-subject>
| |
Description | Subject of the email that will be sent when restart-threshold-ratio is exceeded. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Enter a message that the receiver (administrator) can easily recognize. |
(2627)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<output-buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the output buffer to store JSP/Servlet outputs generated from out.write(). The default value for AJP13 is 8192. If this buffer becomes full, JEUS sends data to client. Other protocols use by default the send buffer size of the listener socket, and the range is between 8192 and 16384. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | The unit is in bytes. |
(2628)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<postdata-read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time to wait when reading POST data from a web server/web client. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 30000 |
(2629)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<max-post-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size for POST requests. POST data larger than this value will be rejected to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Bytes |
Default Value | -1 |
(2630)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<max-parameter-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of key/value parameter pairs in GET and POST requests that the web engine can automatically parse. Requests with more parameters than the set value will be rejected. If a value less than 0 is set, there is no limit. The default value is -1, which indicates no limit. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2631)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<max-header-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of headers that can be included in a request. If the number of headers of a request exceeds the set value, the request will rejected. If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on the number of headers. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum number of headers. |
Default Value | -1 |
(2632)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<max-header-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the HTTP header of a request. If the header size of a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. This prevents denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to protect the responsiveness of the server. The default value is 8096 (8 kbyte). If the value is less than 0, there is no limit on HTTP header sizes. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 8192 |
(2633)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<max-querystring-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of query strings in requests. If the size of the query string in a request exceeds the set value, the request will be rejected. The default value is 8192 bytes. The total size of a Request-Line cannot exceed 64 kilobytes. |
Value Type | int |
Value Description | Maximum size of request query strings, in bytes. |
Default Value | 8192 |
(2634)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<connection-type>
| |
Description | Overrides the response connection type. |
Value Type | webConnectionType |
Defined Value |
keep-alive close none |
(2635)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<port>
| |
Description | Port number to access a Tmax server. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | The port number must be greater than 0. |
(2636)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<server-group-name>
| |
Description | Group that contains the Tmax server to connect to. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server group name |
(2637)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<server-name>
| |
Description | Name of the Tmax server to connect to. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server name |
(2638)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<dispatcher-config-class>
| |
Description | Dispatcher configuration class. The class must be in the location specified in the classpath. The name must be a fully qualified class name. |
Value Type | token |
(2639)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<read-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum wait time for reading a request from Tmax. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 0 |
(2640)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<reconnect-interval>
| |
Description | The interval at which to try to reconnect. If Tmax has been disconnected from JEUS, it will attempt to reconnect. Each attempt occurs at the specified time interval. If the value is less than 1, the interval will be 1 second. Attempting to reconnect will continue until it is successful. However, if a backup configuration exists, when the number of attempts exceeds the value of backup, a failover will occur. |
Value Type | nonNegativeLongType |
Default Value | 5000 |
(2641)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<reconnect-count-for-backup>
| |
Description | Maximum number of attempts to reconnect Tmax and JEUS. This configuration is only used when tmax-backup-address and tmax-backup-port are set. If Tmax has been disconnected from JEUS, it will attempt to reconnect. If the number of attempts exceeds the specified value, a failover will occur with a backup. This value must be always greater than 0. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 12 |
(2642)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<tmax-address>
| |
Description | IP address of the Tmax server. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server IP address |
Default Value | localhost |
(2643)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<tmax-version>
| |
Description | Version of the Tmax server to connect to. Versions 3.x and 4.0 are supported. Enter 3X for 3.x and 40 for 4.0. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server version. |
(2644)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<server-type>
| |
Description | Tmax server type to connect to. Set this for specific types of Tmax servers such as TMS and HTTPGW. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server type |
(2645)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<xaresource-class>
| |
Description | XAResource class name. This is used for transaction recovery. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | XAResource class name |
(2646)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<tmax-backup-address>
| |
Description | IP address of the backup Tmax server. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Tmax server IP address |
(2647)
<
web-container
><
web-connections
><
tmax-connector
>
<tmax-backup-port>
| |
Description | Port number of the backup Tmax server. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Port number must be greater than 0. |
(2648)
<
web-container
>
<monitoring>
| |
Description | Use this to configure the environment for various web engine monitoring threads. The monitoring threads periodically check the state of various pools and resources. |
Value Type | monitoringType |
Child Elements |
(2650)
(2651)
(2652)
|
(2649)
<
web-container
><
monitoring
>
<check-thread-pool>
| |
Description | Interval at which to check worker thread states in the worker thread pool. Worker threads handle client requests that the engine receives. Worker threads exist in the worker thread pool and are used to connect to the web server. This time interval applies to all worker threads in all engines. If a thread exceeds max-idle-time, the thread will be terminated. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds. The minimum value is 1000 milliseconds (1 second). |
Default Value | 300000 |
(2650)
<
web-container
><
monitoring
>
<check-class-reload>
| |
Description | Interval at which each web application checks if classes are updated so that it can automatically reload the context. This configuration is used when <auto-reload><enable-reload> in jeus-web-dd.xml is set. Does not check web applications for which <check-on-demand> is true. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds. The minimum value is 1000 milliseconds (1 second). |
Default Value | 300000 |
(2651)
<
web-container
><
monitoring
>
<check-session>
| |
Description | Interval at which to check the timeout state of sessions. The timeout states of sessions are defined the web engine's or context's web.xml file. |
Value Type | long |
Value Description | Milliseconds. The minimum value is 1000 milliseconds (1 second). |
Default Value | 300000 |
(2652)
<
web-container
>
<access-log>
| |
Description | Use this to configure access logs at the web engine level. |
Value Type | access-logType |
Child Elements |
(2654)
(2655)
(2656)
(2657)
(2658)
(2713)
(2714)
(2715)
(2716)
|
(2653)
<
web-container
><
access-log
>
<level>
| |
Description | Logging level. For the description of each logging level, refer to "Level Class Documentation" for Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | INFO |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(2654)
<
web-container
><
access-log
>
<use-parent-handlers>
| |
Description | Option to indicate whether a logger should use its parent handlers. The default is true. However, for the JEUS logger, which is a root logger, this option must be set to false. This option does not apply to web engine access loggers. If this option is set to false for virtual host's access loggers, access logs for the entire web engine will not contain those by each virtual host. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2655)
<
web-container
><
access-log
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to a logger. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2656)
<
web-container
><
access-log
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. When specifying a formatting pattern, % cannot be used other than as a formatter character. The following 9 formatters are supported: %d, %l, %J, %T, %c, %M, %N, %a, and %m. Refer to "8.3. Logging Configuration" in "JEUS Server Guide" for more information about each formatter. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(2657)
<
web-container
><
access-log
>
<handler>
| |
Description | Handler for a logger. |
Value Type | handlerType |
Child Elements |
(2659)
(2675)
(2691)
(2698)
|
(2658)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<file-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a file. |
Value Type | file-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(2660)
(2661)
(2662)
(2663)
(2664)
(2665)
(2666)
(2667)
(2668)
(2669)
(2670)
(2671)
(2672)
(2673)
(2674)
|
(2659)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2660)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(2661)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2662)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2663)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<file-name>
| |
Description | Name of the file to be used by the handler. If not configured, it is set to the default value. For information about the default file names, refer to "JEUS Server Guide." |
Value Type | token |
(2664)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<permission>
| |
Description | Access permission to the log file. Set to 9 characters that consist of r, w, x, and -. (Note: available only for the Unix family operating systems.) |
Value Type | string |
(2665)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<chown>
| |
Description | Owner of a log file to set the owner group of the file. Specify comma(,)-separated owner-group pairs, in order. |
Value Type | string |
(2666)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<enable-rotation>
| |
Description | Indicates whether the file will use log file rotation. If not specified, it is set to true by default, and rotation is used when logging to the file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(2667)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-count>
| |
Description | Number of backup files to retain when log file rotation is enabled. If this option is not set while files are rotated by their size, files are archived up to 99999 files. If the files are archived by date or time, they will accumulate without limit. |
Value Type | off-intType |
(2668)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<rotation-dir>
| |
Description | Directory where files will be archived when log file rotation is enabled. If the directory is not specified, the log files are stored in the directory for the current log file. |
Value Type | string |
(2669)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-day>
| |
Description | Number of days before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of days. Dates are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer. When any of valid-day, valid-hour, or valid-size is not specified, the file will be updated based on the default value. |
Default Value | 1 |
(2670)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-hour>
| |
Description | Number of hours before renewing the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew the file after the specified number of hours. Dates and hours are automatically appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Integer |
(2671)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<valid-size>
| |
Description | Maximum size of the file used by the handler. Use this option to renew a file when its maximum size is exceeded. Indexes are sequentially appended to the file names. |
Value Type | off-intType |
Value Description | Kilobytes |
(2672)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<buffer-size>
| |
Description | Size of the buffer used when the handler sends output messages to a file. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Bytes. The default value is 1,024. |
Default Value | 1024 |
(2673)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
file-handler
>
<append>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to append lines to the original file used by the handler. If this option is set to false and Enable Rotation is true, log files will be rotated at boot. If Enable Rotation is set to false, a new file will replace the existing file. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean. The default value is true. |
Default Value | true |
(2674)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<smtp-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to an email address. |
Value Type | smtp-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(2676)
(2677)
(2678)
(2679)
(2680)
(2681)
(2682)
(2683)
(2684)
(2685)
(2688)
(2689)
(2690)
|
(2675)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2676)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(2677)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2678)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2679)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<smtp-host-address>
| |
Description | Host address of the SMTP server through which an email will be sent. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2680)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-id>
| |
Description | ID of the email sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2681)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<sender-password>
| |
Description | Password of the email sender. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}cipher text. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2682)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<from-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the sender. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2683)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<to-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2684)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<property>
| |
Description | SMTP property to be used for the mail server. If the property is configured in the schema, that value overrides the one configured in this option. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(2686)
(2687)
|
(2685)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2686)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2687)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<cc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the carbon copy (CC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2688)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<bcc-address>
| |
Description | Email address of the blind carbon copy (BCC) recipient. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2689)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
smtp-handler
>
<send-for-all-messages>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to send all log messages to an email address. If this option is set to false, only the messages written through the logger's send() method will be sent. That is, only the messages that were intended to be sent to an email address will be sent. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2690)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<socket-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that sends logging results to a specified socket. |
Value Type | socket-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(2692)
(2693)
(2694)
(2695)
(2696)
(2697)
|
(2691)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2692)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(2693)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2694)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2695)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<address>
| |
Description | IP address that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2696)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
socket-handler
>
<port>
| |
Description | Number of the port that a new handler will send messages to. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
(2697)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
>
<user-handler>
| |
Description | Handler that has been created by the user using the Java SE Logging API. |
Value Type | user-handlerType |
Child Elements |
(2699)
(2700)
(2701)
(2702)
(2703)
(2704)
(2708)
(2709)
|
(2698)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the handler. The name must be unique for a logger. The name is used to identify the handler when using an administrator tool, such as WebAdmin. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2699)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<level>
| |
Description | Level of the handler. Log records whose logging level does not meet or exceed that of the handler will be ignored. |
Value Type | loggingLevelType |
Default Value | FINEST |
Defined Value |
OFF SEVERE WARNING INFO CONFIG FINE FINER FINEST ALL |
(2700)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<encoding>
| |
Description | Encoding that the handler uses to record log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2701)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<filter-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified name of the filter class to be assigned to the handler. Log messages are filtered and displayed based on the filter class. The filter class filters out log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2702)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-class>
| |
Description | Fully qualified class name of the user-created handler. The class must inherit 'java.util.logging.Handler' and implement 'jeus.util.logging.JeusHandler'. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2703)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<handler-property>
| |
Description | Properties that the handler will have. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the handler through the JeusHandler.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
(2705)
|
(2704)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(2706)
(2707)
|
(2705)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2706)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
handler-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2707)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-pattern>
| |
Description | Formatting pattern for logs printed by the logger handler. jeus.util.logging.PatternFormatter uses a specified pattern to format log messages. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | [%d{yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss}][%l] [%J-%T] [%M-%N] %m |
(2708)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
>
<formatter-property>
| |
Description | Properties for the formatter that the handler will use. These properties are stored in a map object as key-value pairs and sent to the formatter through the JeusFormatter.setProperty() method. |
Value Type | handlerPropertySetType |
Child Elements |
(2710)
|
(2709)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties for the handler. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Child Elements |
(2711)
(2712)
|
(2710)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2711)
<
web-container
><
access-log
><
handler
><
user-handler
><
formatter-property
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2712)
<
web-container
><
access-log
>
<enable>
| |
Description | Determines whether to use access logs. If this is set to false for each virtual host's access logs, the web engine access logger will be used. If this is set to false for web engine access logger, no access logs will be recorded. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2713)
<
web-container
><
access-log
>
<format>
| |
Description | Option to use Apache's common log format. It contains commonly used aliases named default, common, combined, and debug. common = %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b combined = %h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-agent}i\" default = common + processing time (%D) debug = default + session ID + request thread name Set this to 6deprecated to use the formats from JEUS 6 and previous versions. Note that these formats cannot be changed dynamically. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | default |
(2714)
<
web-container
><
access-log
>
<exclude-ext>
| |
Description | File extensions that do not leave access logs. Use a comma to separate multiple items. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2715)
<
web-container
><
access-log
>
<enable-host-name-lookup>
| |
Description | Option to record logs using host names instead of IP addresses for the %h format. If set to true, overhead may occur due to DNS lookup. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2716)
<
web-container
>
<session-config>
| |
Description | Setting shared by all web engines. This configuration can be overridden by each context. Context configurations have a higher priority than the web engine. |
Value Type | session-configType |
Child Elements |
(2718)
(2719)
(2720)
(2721)
(2725)
|
(2717)
<
web-container
><
session-config
>
<timeout>
| |
Description | Expiration period of sessions created by the server. Sessions that have not been accessed for the specified duration are no longer used and are deleted. This has a lower priority than Session Timeout in web.xml, which is configured by the servlet and allows individual configuration. If this option is set to -1, sessions will not be deleted. This is the expiration period of sessions. The unit is in minutes. The default value is 30. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 30 |
(2718)
<
web-container
><
session-config
>
<max-session-count>
| |
Description | Maximum number of sessions to maintain in memory. If the number of sessions exceeds the maximum number of sessions, an error will occur. Maximum number of sessions to maintain in memory. If not specified, sessions can be created infinitely. The default value is -1 (no limit). |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2719)
<
web-container
><
session-config
>
<reload-persistent>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to keep attribute objects of sessions when the context is reloaded. If this option is set to true, session attributes will persist regardless of reloading the context. If this option is set to false, all attributes will be deleted when the context is reloaded. If this is true, performance will be lower because sessions will persist. Note that reloading is different from redeployment. The value type is Boolean. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2720)
<
web-container
><
session-config
>
<tracking-mode>
| |
Description | Indicates the session tracking methods for session delivery. You can choose from "Cookie", "Url", and "Ssl", and multiple choices are possible. "Ssl" cannot be selected with others. The default value is "Cookie". Note that if you forcibly disable "Cookie", sessions might not persist. |
Value Type | session-tracking-modeType |
Child Elements |
(2722)
(2723)
(2724)
|
(2721)
<
web-container
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<cookie>
| |
Description | Indicates whether to deliver sessions with cookies. The value type is Boolean. The default value is true. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2722)
<
web-container
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<url>
| |
Description | Enables URL rewriting to track sessions. This is not generally used, and the default value is false. This option can generate security problems because the sessions are exposed in the URL. The value type is Boolean. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2723)
<
web-container
><
session-config
><
tracking-mode
>
<ssl>
| |
Description | Option to enable SSL for session tracking. The value type is Boolean. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2724)
<
web-container
><
session-config
>
<session-cookie>
| |
Description | Detailed configuration of session cookies when cookies are used to deliver sessions. |
Value Type | session-cookie-configType |
Child Elements |
(2726)
(2727)
(2728)
(2729)
(2730)
(2731)
(2732)
(2733)
(2734)
(2735)
(2736)
|
(2725)
<
web-container
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<cookie-name>
| |
Description | Name of a cookie that is used to deliver a session. The default value is JSESSIONID, but other values can be specified. The value type is string. This functions as the key value for session cookies. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | JSESSIONID |
(2726)
<
web-container
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<url-cookie-name>
| |
Description | Name of a cookie for delivering the session using URL rewriting. The default value is jsessionid, and other values can be specified to deliver session cookies. The value type is string. This functions as the key value for session cookies. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
Default Value | jsessionid |
(2727)
<
web-container
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<version>
| |
Description | Cookie ID version. The possible values are 0 and 1. The default is 0. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 0 |
(2728)
<
web-container
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<domain>
| |
Description | Domain name that the session cookie applies to. The cookie is used for requests to the specified domain. If .foo.com is specified, the session cookie works for requests from both first.foo.com and second.foo.com. A single correctly formatted domain name. It must start with ".". The host name should not be specified (Refer to the RFC-2109 specification). |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2729)
<
web-container
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<path>
| |
Description | Path that the session cookie applies to. The session cookie is used for requests to the path. The cookies are sent with requests to the specified URL if the domain is correctly formatted (Refer to <domain> configuration). For example, if the path is "/examples" and the domain is ".foo.com", and the client request is "www.foo.com/examples", the client cookie is sent with the request. A single correctly formatted URL path should be specified. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2730)
<
web-container
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<max-age>
| |
Description | Expiration of the session ID cookie. Session cookies are valid for the specified amount of time. After the specified amount of time, the session cookies become invalid and will no longer be used. The unit is in seconds, and the default value is -1. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | -1 |
(2731)
<
web-container
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<secure>
| |
Description | Secure attribute of the session ID cookies. If this is set to true, session ID cookies will only be sent to secure HTTPS connections. The value type is Boolean. This determines whether the cookie is sent via HTTPS. The default value is false. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2732)
<
web-container
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<http-only>
| |
Description | Security method that prevents session ID cookies from being used by scripts instead of by HTTP. The value type is Boolean. This determines whether to use the HttpOnly option for cookies. The default value is true. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2733)
<
web-container
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<same-site>
| |
Description | Protection method against attacks that make unintended requests by using the session ID cookie (cross-site request forgery). |
Value Type | same-siteType |
Value Description | Set either to Lax or Strict if the cookie uses the SameSite option. |
Default Value | Disable |
Defined Value |
None Strict Lax Disable |
(2734)
<
web-container
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<comment>
| |
Description | Description of the cookie. This provides the information about the cookie. This option is not supported by cookies of type 0 (Netscape version). |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2735)
<
web-container
><
session-config
><
session-cookie
>
<partitioned>
| |
Description | Uses Cookies Having Independent Partitioned State (CHIPS), which allows cookies to be maintained in partitioned storage by using a separate cookie jar for each root site page. Only applicable for secure cookies. |
Value Type | boolean |
Default Value | false |
(2736)
<
web-container
>
<async-timeout-min-threads>
| |
Description | Minimum number of threads for the thread pool, which handles timeouts if Servlet 3.0 asynchronous servlets are used. If the value is 0, timeout might not function properly. Set this to a value greater than or equal to 1. |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Value Description | Integer |
Default Value | 1 |
(2737)
<
web-container
>
<blocked-url-patterns>
| |
Description | Blocks the source of URL attack patterns except in a query string. If not set, encoded patterns %00, %23, %2e, %2f, and %5c URL and decoded pattern # are blocked to maintain the current operation. Case insensitive as all characters are processed in lower cases. Blocked responses are returned as 404 along with the file content in the <default-error-page> setting. If <default-error-page> is not set, the embedded content is displayed. |
Value Type | blocked-url-patternsType |
Child Elements |
(2739)
(2740)
(2741)
(2742)
|
(2738)
<
web-container
><
blocked-url-patterns
>
<encoded-pattern>
| |
Description | Responds with 403 if the Request URI except for Query String contains this string, e..g., %2e |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | String in the form of %XX. |
(2739)
<
web-container
><
blocked-url-patterns
>
<decoded-pattern>
| |
Description | Responds with 403 if the Request URI except for Query String contains this string, e.g., # or ::$ |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | ASCII string |
(2740)
<
web-container
><
blocked-url-patterns
>
<deny-last-space-character>
| |
Description | Responds with 403 if the last character of the Request URI is the space character. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2741)
<
web-container
><
blocked-url-patterns
>
<deny-null-character>
| |
Description | Responds with 403 if the Request URI except for Query String contains a null character. |
Value Type | boolean |
Value Description | Boolean |
Default Value | true |
(2742)
<
web-container
>
<pipeline>
| |
Description | Server-level filter configurations. This setting has a higher priority than those in virtual-host and jeus-web-dd.xml, overriding them. For more information, refer to the relevant guide. |
Value Type | pipelineType |
Child Elements |
(2744)
|
(2743)
<
web-container
><
pipeline
>
<valve>
| |
Description | Configure valves at the server, virtual host or context level. |
Value Type | valveType |
Child Elements |
(2745)
(2746)
|
(2744)
<
web-container
><
pipeline
><
valve
>
<class-name>
| |
Description | Valve class name for the server, virtual host or context-level configuration. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Class that inherits from ValveBase of JEUS |
(2745)
<
web-container
><
pipeline
><
valve
>
<property>
| |
Description | Valve property. |
Value Type | propertyType |
Value Description | Key-value pair as described in the guide |
Child Elements |
(2747)
(2748)
|
(2746)
<
web-container
><
pipeline
><
valve
><
property
>
<key>
| |
Description | Key of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2747)
<
web-container
><
pipeline
><
valve
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of a property. |
Value Type | valuableToken |
(2748)
<system-clustering-framework>
| |
Description | Configurations for communication between servers in a domain or cluster. |
Value Type | system-clustering-frameworkType |
Child Elements |
(2750)
(2751)
(2752)
(2753)
(2754)
(2755)
(2756)
|
(2749)
<
system-clustering-framework
>
<transport>
| |
Description | Transport type. Choose one of the following: DUMMY, HYBRID, MESH, and TREE. A server in DUMMY mode runs independently without communicating with any other servers; In HYBRID mode, multicast communication is used for health checks and small-sized messaging, while TCP/IP is dedicated to transmitting large-scale messages; MESH connects all servers in full mesh topology through TCP/IP; TREE establishes connection via TCP/IP, but each server is connected to the root node, thereby configuring a tree-like structure. |
Value Type | scfTransportType |
Default Value | HYBRID |
Defined Value |
DUMMY HYBRID MESH TREE |
(2750)
<
system-clustering-framework
>
<transport-address>
| |
Description | Address used to establish transport connection. The behavior of this setting varies on the specified transport type. For HYBRID transport, specify a multicast address. For TREE type virtual multicast, use the IP address of the root node. In the case of MESH type virtual multicast, this setting is not required since it uses each server's listener address. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | 230.30.1.1 |
(2751)
<
system-clustering-framework
>
<transport-port>
| |
Description | Port used to establish transport connection. The behavior of this setting also varies on the specified transport type. |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 12488 |
(2752)
<
system-clustering-framework
>
<leader-discovery-timeout>
| |
Description | Maximum amount of time allowed for a starting server to discover the leader of the running server group. If this time period elapses without locating the leader, the starting server assumes leadership itself. This time setting is also utilized for selecting a new leader. |
Value Type | positiveLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 3000 |
(2753)
<
system-clustering-framework
>
<failure-detection-timeout>
| |
Description | Timeout period to detect failures in peer servers. |
Value Type | positiveLongType |
Value Description | Milliseconds |
Default Value | 3000 |
(2754)
<
system-clustering-framework
>
<max-thread-pool-size>
| |
Description | Maximum thread pool size for System Clustering Framework (SCF). |
Value Type | positiveIntType |
Default Value | 10 |
(2755)
<
system-clustering-framework
>
<min-thread-pool-size>
| |
Description | Minimum thread pool size for System Clustering Framework (SCF). |
Value Type | nonNegativeIntType |
Default Value | 0 |
(2756)
<security-domains>
| |
Description | Information about security domains in HyperFrame. |
Value Type | security-domainsType |
Child Elements |
(2758)
|
(2757)
<
security-domains
>
<security-domain>
| |
Description | Configurations for security domains to be used in HyperFrame. |
Value Type | security-domainType |
Child Elements |
(2759)
(2760)
(2777)
(2796)
(2800)
(2807)
(2839)
(2864)
(2887)
(2897)
(2906)
(2917)
(2924)
|
(2758)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a security domain in HyperFrame. |
Value Type | token |
(2759)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
>
<accounts>
| |
Description | Accounts settings. Define users and groups here. |
Value Type | accountsType |
Child Elements |
(2761)
(2767)
(2772)
|
(2760)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
>
<users>
| |
Description | Create users. |
Value Type | usersType |
Child Elements |
(2762)
|
(2761)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
><
users
>
<user>
| |
Description | User properties. |
Value Type | userType |
Child Elements |
(2763)
(2764)
(2765)
(2766)
|
(2762)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
><
users
><
user
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the user. The user name is the primary identifier and must be unique. |
Value Type | token |
(2763)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
><
users
><
user
>
<password>
| |
Description | Password for the user. |
Value Type | token |
(2764)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
><
users
><
user
>
<group>
| |
Description | Name of the group to which the user belongs. The group must be defined within <groups><group><name></name></group></groups>. |
Value Type | token |
(2765)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
><
users
><
user
>
<description>
| |
Description | Description of the user. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Description |
(2766)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
>
<groups>
| |
Description | Create groups. |
Value Type | groupsType |
Child Elements |
(2768)
|
(2767)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
><
groups
>
<group>
| |
Description | Configuration for the group. |
Value Type | groupType |
Child Elements |
(2769)
(2770)
(2771)
|
(2768)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
><
groups
><
group
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the group. The group name is the primary identifier and must be unique. |
Value Type | token |
(2769)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
><
groups
><
group
>
<subgroup>
| |
Description | Define a subgroup. The group must be defined within <groups><group><name></name></group></groups>. |
Value Type | token |
(2770)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
><
groups
><
group
>
<description>
| |
Description | Description of the group. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Description |
(2771)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
>
<sfmUsers>
| |
Description | JEUS ID information mapped to the SuperFrame Manager user. |
Value Type | SFMUsersType |
Child Elements |
(2773)
|
(2772)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
><
sfmUsers
>
<sfmUser>
| |
Description | JEUS ID information mapped to the SuperFrame Manager user. |
Value Type | SFMUserType |
Child Elements |
(2774)
(2775)
(2776)
|
(2773)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
><
sfmUsers
><
sfmUser
>
<sfmUserId>
| |
Description | ID of the SuperFrame Manager user. It is the primary identifier and must be unique. |
Value Type | token |
(2774)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
><
sfmUsers
><
sfmUser
>
<sfmUserName>
| |
Description | Name of the SuperFrame Manager user. |
Value Type | token |
(2775)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
accounts
><
sfmUsers
><
sfmUser
>
<jeusName>
| |
Description | Name for JEUS mapped to the SuperFrame Manager user. |
Value Type | token |
(2776)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
>
<policies>
| |
Description | Policies for permissions check in HyperFrame. |
Value Type | PoliciesType |
Child Elements |
(2778)
|
(2777)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
>
<policy>
| |
Description | Defines the JEUS policies. |
Value Type | PolicyType |
Child Elements |
(2779)
(2787)
|
(2778)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
>
<role-permissions>
| |
Description | Principal to role mappings. |
Value Type | RolePermissionsType |
Child Elements |
(2780)
|
(2779)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
role-permissions
>
<role-permission>
| |
Description | Principal to role mapping. |
Value Type | rolePermissionType |
Child Elements |
(2781)
(2782)
(2783)
(2784)
(2785)
(2786)
|
(2780)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
role-permissions
><
role-permission
>
<role>
| |
Description | Name of the role to be assigned to the principals. |
Value Type | token |
(2781)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
role-permissions
><
role-permission
>
<principal>
| |
Description | User principal for the role. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Name of the principal specified in accounts.xml in the security directory. |
(2782)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
role-permissions
><
role-permission
>
<actions>
| |
Description | Action for the RolePermission object. The default value is no action for RolePermissions. |
Value Type | token |
(2783)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
role-permissions
><
role-permission
>
<classname>
| |
Description | Role permission class name. If a class name is not specified, the default class name will be used. |
Value Type | token |
(2784)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
role-permissions
><
role-permission
>
<excluded>
| |
Description | Indicates that the role will be disabled. |
Value Type | emptyType |
(2785)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
role-permissions
><
role-permission
>
<unchecked>
| |
Description | Indicates that the role will be available without any permission. |
Value Type | emptyType |
(2786)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
>
<resource-permissions>
| |
Description | Role to resource mappings. |
Value Type | ResourcePermissionsType |
Child Elements |
(2788)
(2789)
|
(2787)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
resource-permissions
>
<context-id>
| |
Description | Context for the role to resource mapping. This tag is not used often. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Context ID |
Default Value | default |
(2788)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
resource-permissions
>
<resource-permission>
| |
Description | Role resource mapping for the policy. |
Value Type | ResourcePermissionType |
Child Elements |
(2790)
(2791)
(2792)
(2793)
(2794)
(2795)
|
(2789)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
resource-permissions
><
resource-permission
>
<resource>
| |
Description | Defines the resources that are mapped to the role. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Resource name |
(2790)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
resource-permissions
><
resource-permission
>
<actions>
| |
Description | Action value that will be returned to the ResourcePermission class creator. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Action data value to return to the ResourcePermission class |
(2791)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
resource-permissions
><
resource-permission
>
<role>
| |
Description | Role mapped to the resource. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Role name |
(2792)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
resource-permissions
><
resource-permission
>
<classname>
| |
Description | Java class name that inherits java.security.Permission. This class is used for resource permissions. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java class name |
Default Value | jeus.security.resource.ResourcePermission |
(2793)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
resource-permissions
><
resource-permission
>
<excluded>
| |
Description | If this tag is used, the resource cannot be accessed. |
Value Type | emptyType |
Value Description | Empty. No values are set. |
(2794)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
policies
><
policy
><
resource-permissions
><
resource-permission
>
<unchecked>
| |
Description | If this tag is used, permissions for the resource will not be checked. Anyone can access the resource. |
Value Type | emptyType |
Value Description | Empty. No values are set. |
(2795)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
>
<cache-config>
| |
Description | Cache configurations for the security framework in HyperFrame. |
Value Type | cache-configType |
Child Elements |
(2797)
(2798)
(2799)
|
(2796)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
cache-config
>
<min>
| |
Description | Minimum cache size for the authentication service. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 0 |
(2797)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
cache-config
>
<max>
| |
Description | Maximum cache size for the authentication service. |
Value Type | int |
Default Value | 0 |
(2798)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
cache-config
>
<timeout>
| |
Description | Cache timeout for the authentication service. |
Value Type | off-longType |
Default Value | -1 |
(2799)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
>
<keystore-config>
| |
Description | Configurations for keystore and truststore files. |
Value Type | keystore-configType |
Child Elements |
(2801)
(2802)
(2803)
(2804)
(2805)
(2806)
|
(2800)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
keystore-config
>
<keystore-path>
| |
Description | Path to the keystore file to apply to the current domain. |
Value Type | token |
(2801)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
keystore-config
>
<keystore-alias>
| |
Description | Keystore alias. When there are multiple keyEntry certificates in the keystore file, the keystore entries are accessed via unique aliases. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | changeit |
(2802)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
keystore-config
>
<keystore-password>
| |
Description | Password for the keystore file for the current domain. To encrypt the password, type the password in the form of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | changeit |
(2803)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
keystore-config
>
<keystore-keypassword>
| |
Description | Password for the keystore file for the current domain. To encrypt the password, type the password in the form of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. |
Value Type | token |
(2804)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
keystore-config
>
<truststore-path>
| |
Description | Path to the truststore file for the current domain. |
Value Type | token |
(2805)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
keystore-config
>
<truststore-password>
| |
Description | Password for the truststore file for the current domain. To encrypt the password, type the password in the form of '{algorithm}ciphertext'. |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | changeit |
(2806)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
>
<authentication>
| |
Description | Authentication service. |
Value Type | authenticationType |
Child Elements |
(2808)
(2826)
|
(2807)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
>
<repository-service>
| |
Description | Repository service. |
Value Type | repository-serviceType |
Child Elements |
(2809)
(2813)
(2821)
|
(2808)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
>
<xml-file-repository>
| |
Description | XML files repository for authentication or authorization services. |
Value Type | xml-file-repositoryType |
Child Elements |
(2810)
|
(2809)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
><
xml-file-repository
>
<config-file>
| |
Description | Configurations of XML repository files. |
Value Type | config-fileType |
Child Elements |
(2811)
(2812)
|
(2810)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
><
xml-file-repository
><
config-file
>
<filename>
| |
Description | Name of the XML configuration file that contains the user and group security information. |
Value Type | token |
(2811)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
><
xml-file-repository
><
config-file
>
<filepath>
| |
Description | Path to the XML configuration file that contains the user and group security information. |
Value Type | token |
(2812)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
>
<database-repository>
| |
Description | Database repository for authentication or authorization services. |
Value Type | database-repositoryType |
Child Elements |
(2814)
(2815)
|
(2813)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
><
database-repository
>
<datasource-id>
| |
Description | ID of the data source to be used as a repository. The data source of this ID will be bound to all servers. |
Value Type | token |
(2814)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
><
database-repository
>
<dbdriver-config>
| |
Description | Driver of the database to be used as a repository. |
Value Type | dbdriver-configType |
Child Elements |
(2816)
(2817)
(2818)
(2819)
(2820)
|
(2815)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
><
database-repository
><
dbdriver-config
>
<vendor>
| |
Description | Vendor of the database for the authentication repository service. |
Value Type | token |
(2816)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
><
database-repository
><
dbdriver-config
>
<driver>
| |
Description | Driver of the database for the authentication repository service. |
Value Type | token |
(2817)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
><
database-repository
><
dbdriver-config
>
<url>
| |
Description | URL of the database for the authentication repository service. |
Value Type | token |
(2818)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
><
database-repository
><
dbdriver-config
>
<username>
| |
Description | User name to connect to the database for the authentication repository service. |
Value Type | token |
(2819)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
><
database-repository
><
dbdriver-config
>
<password>
| |
Description | Password to connect to the database for the authentication repository service. |
Value Type | token |
(2820)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
>
<custom-repository>
| |
Description | Custom repository. Register a repository service that implements jeus.security.spi.AuthenticationRepositoryService or jeus.security.spi.AuthorizationRepositoryService to set properties required to create the desired service. |
Value Type | SecurityServiceType |
Child Elements |
(2822)
(2823)
|
(2821)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
><
custom-repository
>
<classname>
| |
Description | Name of a subclass of classes in jeus.security.spi. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java class name |
(2822)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
><
custom-repository
>
<property>
| |
Description | Security service properties as key-value pairs. This setting is optional. For the list of properties and their descriptions, refer to the documentation about service classes for valid property values. |
Value Type | SecurityServicePropertyType |
Child Elements |
(2824)
(2825)
|
(2823)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
><
custom-repository
><
property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a property |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Property name |
(2824)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
repository-service
><
custom-repository
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the property |
Value Type | token |
(2825)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
>
<jaas-login-config>
| |
Description | Configurations of the JAAS login module for authentication. |
Value Type | jaas-login-configType |
Child Elements |
(2827)
(2828)
|
(2826)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
jaas-login-config
>
<callback-handler-classname>
| |
Description | Name of the JAAS Callback Handler Factory class. |
Value Type | token |
(2827)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
jaas-login-config
>
<login-module>
| |
Description | Configuration for the login module. |
Value Type | login-moduleType |
Child Elements |
(2829)
(2830)
(2831)
|
(2828)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
jaas-login-config
><
login-module
>
<login-module-classname>
| |
Description | Name of the class containing the package that implements the login module. |
Value Type | token |
(2829)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
jaas-login-config
><
login-module
>
<control-flag>
| |
Description | Defines how to apply authentication. |
Value Type | control-flagType |
Defined Value |
required requisite sufficient optional |
(2830)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
jaas-login-config
><
login-module
>
<option>
| |
Description | Attributes to apply when initializing the login module. |
Value Type | optionType |
Child Elements |
(2832)
(2833)
|
(2831)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
jaas-login-config
><
login-module
><
option
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the attribute for initializing a login module. |
Value Type | token |
(2832)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
jaas-login-config
><
login-module
><
option
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the attribute for initializing a login module. |
Value Type | token |
(2833)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
>
<custom-authentication-service>
| |
Description | Custom authentication service. |
Value Type | SecurityServiceType |
Child Elements |
(2835)
(2836)
|
(2834)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
custom-authentication-service
>
<classname>
| |
Description | Name of a subclass of classes in jeus.security.spi. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java class name |
(2835)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
custom-authentication-service
>
<property>
| |
Description | Security service properties as key-value pairs. This setting is optional. For the list of properties and their descriptions, refer to the documentation about service classes for valid property values. |
Value Type | SecurityServicePropertyType |
Child Elements |
(2837)
(2838)
|
(2836)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
custom-authentication-service
><
property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a property |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Property name |
(2837)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authentication
><
custom-authentication-service
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the property |
Value Type | token |
(2838)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
>
<authorization>
| |
Description | Authorization service. |
Value Type | authorizationType |
Child Elements |
(2840)
(2858)
(2859)
|
(2839)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
>
<repository-service>
| |
Description | Default repository service. |
Value Type | repository-serviceType |
Child Elements |
(2841)
(2845)
(2853)
|
(2840)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
>
<xml-file-repository>
| |
Description | XML files repository for authentication or authorization services. |
Value Type | xml-file-repositoryType |
Child Elements |
(2842)
|
(2841)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
><
xml-file-repository
>
<config-file>
| |
Description | Configurations of XML repository files. |
Value Type | config-fileType |
Child Elements |
(2843)
(2844)
|
(2842)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
><
xml-file-repository
><
config-file
>
<filename>
| |
Description | Name of the XML configuration file that contains the user and group security information. |
Value Type | token |
(2843)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
><
xml-file-repository
><
config-file
>
<filepath>
| |
Description | Path to the XML configuration file that contains the user and group security information. |
Value Type | token |
(2844)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
>
<database-repository>
| |
Description | Database repository for authentication or authorization services. |
Value Type | database-repositoryType |
Child Elements |
(2846)
(2847)
|
(2845)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
><
database-repository
>
<datasource-id>
| |
Description | ID of the data source to be used as a repository. The data source of this ID will be bound to all servers. |
Value Type | token |
(2846)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
><
database-repository
>
<dbdriver-config>
| |
Description | Driver of the database to be used as a repository. |
Value Type | dbdriver-configType |
Child Elements |
(2848)
(2849)
(2850)
(2851)
(2852)
|
(2847)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
><
database-repository
><
dbdriver-config
>
<vendor>
| |
Description | Vendor of the database for the authentication repository service. |
Value Type | token |
(2848)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
><
database-repository
><
dbdriver-config
>
<driver>
| |
Description | Driver of the database for the authentication repository service. |
Value Type | token |
(2849)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
><
database-repository
><
dbdriver-config
>
<url>
| |
Description | URL of the database for the authentication repository service. |
Value Type | token |
(2850)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
><
database-repository
><
dbdriver-config
>
<username>
| |
Description | User name to connect to the database for the authentication repository service. |
Value Type | token |
(2851)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
><
database-repository
><
dbdriver-config
>
<password>
| |
Description | Password to connect to the database for the authentication repository service. |
Value Type | token |
(2852)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
>
<custom-repository>
| |
Description | Custom repository. Register a repository service that implements jeus.security.spi.AuthenticationRepositoryService or jeus.security.spi.AuthorizationRepositoryService to set properties required to create the desired service. |
Value Type | SecurityServiceType |
Child Elements |
(2854)
(2855)
|
(2853)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
><
custom-repository
>
<classname>
| |
Description | Name of a subclass of classes in jeus.security.spi. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java class name |
(2854)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
><
custom-repository
>
<property>
| |
Description | Security service properties as key-value pairs. This setting is optional. For the list of properties and their descriptions, refer to the documentation about service classes for valid property values. |
Value Type | SecurityServicePropertyType |
Child Elements |
(2856)
(2857)
|
(2855)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
><
custom-repository
><
property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a property |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Property name |
(2856)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
repository-service
><
custom-repository
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the property |
Value Type | token |
(2857)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
>
<jacc-service>
| |
Description | Option to use the JACC service. |
Value Type | emptyType |
(2858)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
>
<custom-authorization-service>
| |
Description | Custom authorization service. |
Value Type | SecurityServiceType |
Child Elements |
(2860)
(2861)
|
(2859)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
custom-authorization-service
>
<classname>
| |
Description | Name of a subclass of classes in jeus.security.spi. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java class name |
(2860)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
custom-authorization-service
>
<property>
| |
Description | Security service properties as key-value pairs. This setting is optional. For the list of properties and their descriptions, refer to the documentation about service classes for valid property values. |
Value Type | SecurityServicePropertyType |
Child Elements |
(2862)
(2863)
|
(2861)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
custom-authorization-service
><
property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a property |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Property name |
(2862)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
authorization
><
custom-authorization-service
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the property |
Value Type | token |
(2863)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
>
<identity-assertion>
| |
Description | Identity Assertion service. |
Value Type | identity-assertionType |
Child Elements |
(2865)
(2878)
|
(2864)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
>
<default-identity-assertion-service>
| |
Description | Default identity assertion service for the current domain. |
Value Type | default-identity-assertionType |
Child Elements |
(2866)
|
(2865)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
default-identity-assertion-service
>
<x509-identity-assertion>
| |
Description | Identify assertion service for X509Certificate. |
Value Type | x509-identity-assertionType |
Child Elements |
(2867)
(2870)
(2874)
|
(2866)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
default-identity-assertion-service
><
x509-identity-assertion
>
<config-file>
| |
Description | Path to the X509Certificate file. |
Value Type | config-fileType |
Child Elements |
(2868)
(2869)
|
(2867)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
default-identity-assertion-service
><
x509-identity-assertion
><
config-file
>
<filename>
| |
Description | Name of the XML configuration file that contains the user and group security information. |
Value Type | token |
(2868)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
default-identity-assertion-service
><
x509-identity-assertion
><
config-file
>
<filepath>
| |
Description | Path to the XML configuration file that contains the user and group security information. |
Value Type | token |
(2869)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
default-identity-assertion-service
><
x509-identity-assertion
>
<default-user-mapper>
| |
Description | Data that maps a user to an X509Certificate token. |
Value Type | default-user-mapperType |
Child Elements |
(2871)
(2872)
(2873)
|
(2870)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
default-identity-assertion-service
><
x509-identity-assertion
><
default-user-mapper
>
<cert-attr-type>
| |
Description | Properties configuration for credential mapping. |
Value Type | token |
(2871)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
default-identity-assertion-service
><
x509-identity-assertion
><
default-user-mapper
>
<attribute-type>
| |
Description | Properties configuration for credential mapping. |
Value Type | token |
(2872)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
default-identity-assertion-service
><
x509-identity-assertion
><
default-user-mapper
>
<attribute-value-delimiter>
| |
Description | Properties configuration for credential mapping. |
Value Type | token |
(2873)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
default-identity-assertion-service
><
x509-identity-assertion
>
<custom-user-mapper>
| |
Description | Additional properties for user mapping for X509Certificate tokens. |
Value Type | custom-propertyType |
Child Elements |
(2875)
|
(2874)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
default-identity-assertion-service
><
x509-identity-assertion
><
custom-user-mapper
>
<property>
| |
Description | Properties configuration for credential mapping. |
Value Type | SecurityServicePropertyType |
Child Elements |
(2876)
(2877)
|
(2875)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
default-identity-assertion-service
><
x509-identity-assertion
><
custom-user-mapper
><
property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a property |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Property name |
(2876)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
default-identity-assertion-service
><
x509-identity-assertion
><
custom-user-mapper
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the property |
Value Type | token |
(2877)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
>
<kerberos-identity-assertion>
| |
Description | Optino to use Kerberos authentication. |
Value Type | kerberos-identity-assertionType |
Child Elements |
(2879)
(2880)
(2881)
|
(2878)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
kerberos-identity-assertion
>
<service-password>
| |
Description | Password for the server service principal, which will be configured in the following. |
Value Type | token |
(2879)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
kerberos-identity-assertion
>
<kerberos-realm-name>
| |
Description | Kerberos realm name for the server. If not specified, another existing name specified by java.security.krb5.realm or in the krb5.conf file will be used. |
Value Type | token |
(2880)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
kerberos-identity-assertion
>
<service-principal>
| |
Description | Configuration of the server service principal. The default value is "krbtgt/{realm-name}@{realm-name}". |
Value Type | token |
(2881)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
>
<custom-identity-assertion-service>
| |
Description | Path to the configuration file that contains mapping data between certificates and users. |
Value Type | SecurityServiceType |
Child Elements |
(2883)
(2884)
|
(2882)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
custom-identity-assertion-service
>
<classname>
| |
Description | Name of a subclass of classes in jeus.security.spi. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java class name |
(2883)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
custom-identity-assertion-service
>
<property>
| |
Description | Security service properties as key-value pairs. This setting is optional. For the list of properties and their descriptions, refer to the documentation about service classes for valid property values. |
Value Type | SecurityServicePropertyType |
Child Elements |
(2885)
(2886)
|
(2884)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
custom-identity-assertion-service
><
property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a property |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Property name |
(2885)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
identity-assertion
><
custom-identity-assertion-service
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the property |
Value Type | token |
(2886)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
>
<credential-mapping>
| |
Description | Credential Mapping service. |
Value Type | credential-mappingType |
Child Elements |
(2887)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-mapping
>
<default-credential-mapping-service>
| |
Description | Default credential mapping service. |
Value Type | default-credential-mapping-serviceType |
Child Elements |
(2889)
|
(2888)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-mapping
><
default-credential-mapping-service
>
<x509-credential-mapping>
| |
Description | Identity assertion service for X509Certificate. |
Value Type | x509-credential-mappingType |
Child Elements |
(2890)
(2891)
|
(2889)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-mapping
><
default-credential-mapping-service
><
x509-credential-mapping
>
<truststore-path>
| |
Description | Path to the truststore file to use in the current domain. |
Value Type | token |
(2890)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-mapping
><
default-credential-mapping-service
><
x509-credential-mapping
>
<truststore-password>
| |
Description | Password for the truststore file to use in the current domain. To encrypt the password, type the password in the format of {algorithm}ciphertext. ex) {DES}FQrLbQ/D8O1lDVS71L28rw== |
Value Type | token |
Default Value | changeit |
(2891)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-mapping
>
<custom-credential-mapping-service>
| |
Description | Custom credential mapping service. |
Value Type | SecurityServiceType |
Child Elements |
(2893)
(2894)
|
(2892)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-mapping
><
custom-credential-mapping-service
>
<classname>
| |
Description | Name of a subclass of classes in jeus.security.spi. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java class name |
(2893)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-mapping
><
custom-credential-mapping-service
>
<property>
| |
Description | Security service properties as key-value pairs. This setting is optional. For the list of properties and their descriptions, refer to the documentation about service classes for valid property values. |
Value Type | SecurityServicePropertyType |
Child Elements |
(2895)
(2896)
|
(2894)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-mapping
><
custom-credential-mapping-service
><
property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a property |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Property name |
(2895)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-mapping
><
custom-credential-mapping-service
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the property |
Value Type | token |
(2896)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
>
<credential-verification>
| |
Description | Credential Verification service. |
Value Type | credential-verificationType |
Child Elements |
(2897)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-verification
>
<default-credential-verification-service>
| |
Description | Default credential verification service. |
Value Type | default-credential-verification-serviceType |
Child Elements |
(2899)
|
(2898)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-verification
><
default-credential-verification-service
>
<password-verification>
| |
Description | Configuration of credential verification for the PasswordFactory class. |
Value Type | emptyType |
(2899)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-verification
><
default-credential-verification-service
>
<jeus-certificate-verification>
| |
Description | Configuration of credential verification for X509Certificate. |
Value Type | emptyType |
(2900)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-verification
>
<custom-credential-verification-service>
| |
Description | Custom credential verification service. |
Value Type | SecurityServiceType |
Child Elements |
(2902)
(2903)
|
(2901)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-verification
><
custom-credential-verification-service
>
<classname>
| |
Description | Name of a subclass of classes in jeus.security.spi. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java class name |
(2902)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-verification
><
custom-credential-verification-service
>
<property>
| |
Description | Security service properties as key-value pairs. This setting is optional. For the list of properties and their descriptions, refer to the documentation about service classes for valid property values. |
Value Type | SecurityServicePropertyType |
Child Elements |
(2904)
(2905)
|
(2903)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-verification
><
custom-credential-verification-service
><
property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a property |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Property name |
(2904)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
credential-verification
><
custom-credential-verification-service
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the property |
Value Type | token |
(2905)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
>
<audit>
| |
Description | Audit service. |
Value Type | auditType |
Child Elements |
(2907)
(2912)
|
(2906)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
audit
>
<default-audit-service>
| |
Description | Default audit service. |
Value Type | default-audit-serviceType |
Child Elements |
(2908)
(2911)
|
(2907)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
audit
><
default-audit-service
>
<config-file>
| |
Description | Audit log file configuration. |
Value Type | config-fileType |
Child Elements |
(2909)
(2910)
|
(2908)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
audit
><
default-audit-service
><
config-file
>
<filename>
| |
Description | Name of the XML configuration file that contains the user and group security information. |
Value Type | token |
(2909)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
audit
><
default-audit-service
><
config-file
>
<filepath>
| |
Description | Path to the XML configuration file that contains the user and group security information. |
Value Type | token |
(2910)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
audit
><
default-audit-service
>
<audit-level>
| |
Description | Audit log level. |
Value Type | token |
(2911)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
audit
>
<custom-audit-service>
| |
Description | Custom audit service. |
Value Type | SecurityServiceType |
Child Elements |
(2913)
(2914)
|
(2912)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
audit
><
custom-audit-service
>
<classname>
| |
Description | Name of a subclass of classes in jeus.security.spi. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java class name |
(2913)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
audit
><
custom-audit-service
>
<property>
| |
Description | Security service properties as key-value pairs. This setting is optional. For the list of properties and their descriptions, refer to the documentation about service classes for valid property values. |
Value Type | SecurityServicePropertyType |
Child Elements |
(2915)
(2916)
|
(2914)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
audit
><
custom-audit-service
><
property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a property |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Property name |
(2915)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
audit
><
custom-audit-service
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the property |
Value Type | token |
(2916)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
>
<subject-validation>
| |
Description | Subject Validation service. |
Value Type | subject-validationType |
Child Elements |
(2917)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
subject-validation
>
<default-subject-validation-service>
| |
Description | Default subject validation service. |
Value Type | emptyType |
(2918)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
subject-validation
>
<custom-subject-validation-service>
| |
Description | Custom subject validation service. |
Value Type | SecurityServiceType |
Child Elements |
(2920)
(2921)
|
(2919)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
subject-validation
><
custom-subject-validation-service
>
<classname>
| |
Description | Name of a subclass of classes in jeus.security.spi. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java class name |
(2920)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
subject-validation
><
custom-subject-validation-service
>
<property>
| |
Description | Security service properties as key-value pairs. This setting is optional. For the list of properties and their descriptions, refer to the documentation about service classes for valid property values. |
Value Type | SecurityServicePropertyType |
Child Elements |
(2922)
(2923)
|
(2921)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
subject-validation
><
custom-subject-validation-service
><
property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a property |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Property name |
(2922)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
subject-validation
><
custom-subject-validation-service
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the property |
Value Type | token |
(2923)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
>
<custom-service>
| |
Description | Registers custom security services that implement the HyperFrame Security SPIs in a domain, independently of the default security services provided by the HyperFrame Security. Registered custom services override the existing security services, but the following 5 SPIs must be registered for the HyperFrame system to run: AuthenticationService, AuthenticationRepositoryService, AuthorizationService, AuthorizationRepositoryService,and CredentialVerificationService |
Value Type | SecurityServiceType |
Child Elements |
(2925)
(2926)
|
(2924)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
custom-service
>
<classname>
| |
Description | Name of a subclass of classes in jeus.security.spi. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java class name |
(2925)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
custom-service
>
<property>
| |
Description | Security service properties as key-value pairs. This setting is optional. For the list of properties and their descriptions, refer to the documentation about service classes for valid property values. |
Value Type | SecurityServicePropertyType |
Child Elements |
(2927)
(2928)
|
(2926)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
custom-service
><
property
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of a property |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Property name |
(2927)
<
security-domains
><
security-domain
><
custom-service
><
property
>
<value>
| |
Description | Value of the property |
Value Type | token |
(2928)
<accounts>
| |
Description | Account settings. You can define users and groups here. |
Value Type | accountsType |
Child Elements |
(2930)
(2936)
(2941)
|
(2929)
<
accounts
>
<users>
| |
Description | Create users. |
Value Type | usersType |
Child Elements |
(2931)
|
(2930)
<
accounts
><
users
>
<user>
| |
Description | User properties. |
Value Type | userType |
Child Elements |
(2932)
(2933)
(2934)
(2935)
|
(2931)
<
accounts
><
users
><
user
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the user. The user name is the primary identifier and must be unique. |
Value Type | token |
(2933)
<
accounts
><
users
><
user
>
<group>
| |
Description | Name of the group to which the user belongs. The group must be defined within <groups><group><name></name></group></groups>. |
Value Type | token |
(2934)
<
accounts
><
users
><
user
>
<description>
| |
Description | Description of the user. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Description |
(2935)
<
accounts
>
<groups>
| |
Description | Create groups. |
Value Type | groupsType |
Child Elements |
(2937)
|
(2936)
<
accounts
><
groups
>
<group>
| |
Description | Configuration for the group. |
Value Type | groupType |
Child Elements |
(2938)
(2939)
(2940)
|
(2937)
<
accounts
><
groups
><
group
>
<name>
| |
Description | Name of the group. The group name is the primary identifier and must be unique. |
Value Type | token |
(2938)
<
accounts
><
groups
><
group
>
<subgroup>
| |
Description | Define a subgroup. The group must be defined within <groups><group><name></name></group></groups>. |
Value Type | token |
(2939)
<
accounts
><
groups
><
group
>
<description>
| |
Description | Description of the group. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Description |
(2940)
<
accounts
>
<sfmUsers>
| |
Description | JEUS ID information mapped to the SuperFrame Manager user. |
Value Type | SFMUsersType |
Child Elements |
(2942)
|
(2941)
<
accounts
><
sfmUsers
>
<sfmUser>
| |
Description | JEUS ID information mapped to the SuperFrame Manager user. |
Value Type | SFMUserType |
Child Elements |
(2943)
(2944)
(2945)
|
(2942)
<
accounts
><
sfmUsers
><
sfmUser
>
<sfmUserId>
| |
Description | ID of the SuperFrame Manager user. It is the primary identifier and must be unique. |
Value Type | token |
(2943)
<
accounts
><
sfmUsers
><
sfmUser
>
<sfmUserName>
| |
Description | Name of the SuperFrame Manager user. |
Value Type | token |
(2944)
<
accounts
><
sfmUsers
><
sfmUser
>
<jeusName>
| |
Description | Name for JEUS mapped to the SuperFrame Manager user. |
Value Type | token |
(2945)
<policies>
| |
Description | JEUS permission checking policies. |
Value Type | PoliciesType |
Child Elements |
(2947)
|
(2946)
<
policies
>
<policy>
| |
Description | Defines the JEUS policies. |
Value Type | PolicyType |
Child Elements |
(2948)
(2956)
|
(2947)
<
policies
><
policy
>
<role-permissions>
| |
Description | Principal to role mappings. |
Value Type | RolePermissionsType |
Child Elements |
(2949)
|
(2948)
<
policies
><
policy
><
role-permissions
>
<role-permission>
| |
Description | Principal to role mapping. |
Value Type | rolePermissionType |
Child Elements |
(2950)
(2951)
(2952)
(2953)
(2954)
(2955)
|
(2949)
<
policies
><
policy
><
role-permissions
><
role-permission
>
<role>
| |
Description | Name of the role to be assigned to the principals. |
Value Type | token |
(2950)
<
policies
><
policy
><
role-permissions
><
role-permission
>
<principal>
| |
Description | User principal for the role. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Name of the principal specified in accounts.xml in the security directory. |
(2951)
<
policies
><
policy
><
role-permissions
><
role-permission
>
<actions>
| |
Description | Action for the RolePermission object. The default value is no action for RolePermissions. |
Value Type | token |
(2952)
<
policies
><
policy
><
role-permissions
><
role-permission
>
<classname>
| |
Description | Role permission class name. If a class name is not specified, the default class name will be used. |
Value Type | token |
(2953)
<
policies
><
policy
><
role-permissions
><
role-permission
>
<excluded>
| |
Description | Indicates that the role will be disabled. |
Value Type | emptyType |
(2954)
<
policies
><
policy
><
role-permissions
><
role-permission
>
<unchecked>
| |
Description | Indicates that the role will be available without any permission. |
Value Type | emptyType |
(2955)
<
policies
><
policy
>
<resource-permissions>
| |
Description | Role to resource mappings. |
Value Type | ResourcePermissionsType |
Child Elements |
(2957)
(2958)
|
(2956)
<
policies
><
policy
><
resource-permissions
>
<context-id>
| |
Description | Context for the role to resource mapping. This tag is not used often. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Context ID |
Default Value | default |
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<resource-permission>
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Description | Role resource mapping for the policy. |
Value Type | ResourcePermissionType |
Child Elements |
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resource-permission
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<resource>
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Description | Defines the resources that are mapped to the role. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Resource name |
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policies
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resource-permission
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<actions>
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Description | Action value that will be returned to the ResourcePermission class creator. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Action data value to return to the ResourcePermission class |
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<role>
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Description | Role mapped to the resource. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Role name |
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resource-permission
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<classname>
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Description | Java class name that inherits java.security.Permission. This class is used for resource permissions. |
Value Type | token |
Value Description | Java class name |
Default Value | jeus.security.resource.ResourcePermission |
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<excluded>
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Description | If this tag is used, the resource cannot be accessed. |
Value Type | emptyType |
Value Description | Empty. No values are set. |
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<unchecked>
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Description | If this tag is used, permissions for the resource will not be checked. Anyone can access the resource. |
Value Type | emptyType |
Value Description | Empty. No values are set. |
[Example 1.1] Example File
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <domain xmlns="http://www.tmaxsoft.com/xml/ns/jeus" version="7.0"> <id>1804002829</id> <admin-server-name>myServer</admin-server-name> <servers> <server> <name>myServer</name> <!-- settings for listeners --> <listeners> <base>base</base> <listener> <name>base</name> <listen-port>9736</listen-port> </listener> <listener> <name>jms-internal</name> <listen-port>9741</listen-port> </listener> </listeners> <naming-server> <pooling> <shared> <reserved-thread-num>30</reserved-thread-num> </shared> </pooling> </naming-server> <jvm-config> <jvm-option>-Xmx512m -XX:MaxPermSize=250m</jvm-option> </jvm-config> <enable-interop/> <sequential-start>true</sequential-start> <!-- settings for Transaction Manager --> <tm-config> <active-timeout>300000</active-timeout> <prepare-timeout>120000</prepare-timeout> <prepared-timeout>60000</prepared-timeout> <commit-timeout>120000</commit-timeout> <recovery-timeout>120000</recovery-timeout> <incomplete-timeout>86400000</incomplete-timeout> <tx-log-dir>${SERVER_HOME}/.workspace/txlog</tx-log-dir> <automatic-recovery>false</automatic-recovery> </tm-config> <action-on-resource-leak>Warning</action-on-resource-leak> <use-MEJB>false</use-MEJB> <!-- invoke proecessMethod(1) method of com.tmax.ProcessClass when this container is booted --> <lifecycle-invocation> <class-name>com.tmax.ProcessClass</class-name> <invocation> <invocation-method> <method-name>processMethod</method-name> <method-params> <method-param>int</method-param> </method-params> </invocation-method> <invocation-argument>1</invocation-argument> <invocation-type>BOOT</invocation-type> </invocation> </lifecycle-invocation> <!-- all ejb engines of this server use class-ftp to send stubs to ejg clients --> <class-ftp>true</class-ftp> <!-- setting for jeus logging for the server --> <system-logging> <name>jeus</name> <level>INFO</level> <use-parent-handlers>false</use-parent-handlers> <handler> <file-handler> <name>fileHandler</name> <level>FINEST</level> <file-name>JeusServer.log</file-name> <enable-rotation>true</enable-rotation> <rotation-dir>${SERVER_HOME}/logs</rotation-dir> <valid-day>1</valid-day> <buffer-size>1024</buffer-size> <append>false</append> </file-handler> </handler> </system-logging> <log-stdout-to-raw-format>true</log-stdout-to-raw-format> <!-- setting for System Thread Pool --> <system-thread-pool> <min>0</min> <max>100</max> <keep-alive-time>300000</keep-alive-time> <queue-size>4096</queue-size> <stuck-thread-handling> <max-stuck-thread-time>0</max-stuck-thread-time> <action-on-stuck-thread>None</action-on-stuck-thread> </stuck-thread-handling> </system-thread-pool> <!-- setting for Managed objects of Concurrency Utilities for Java EE (JSR-236) --> <managed-executor-service>mes1</managed-executor-service> <managed-scheduled-executor-service>mses1</managed-scheduled-executor-service> <context-service>cs1</context-service> <managed-thread-factory>mtf1</managed-thread-factory> </server> </servers> <!-- settings to communicate with other servers in cluster --> <system-clustering-framework> <heartbeat-address>230.30.1.1</heartbeat-address> <heartbeat-port>3030</heartbeat-port> </system-clustering-framework> <!-- server template for dynamic servers setting --> <server-templates> <server-template> <name>temp1</name> <system-logging> <name>jeus</name> <level>INFO</level> <use-parent-handlers>false</use-parent-handlers> <formatter-class>jeus.util.logging.SimpleFormatter</formatter-class> <handler> <file-handler> <name>FileHandler</name> <level>FINEST</level> <file-name>JeusServer.log</file-name> <enable-rotation>true</enable-rotation> <rotation-dir>${SERVER_HOME}/logs</rotation-dir> <valid-day>1</valid-day> <buffer-size>1024</buffer-size> <append>true</append> </file-handler> </handler> </system-logging> <log-stdout-to-raw-format>true</log-stdout-to-raw-format> <action-on-resource-leak>Warning</action-on-resource-leak> <tm-config> <pooling> <shared> <reserved-thread-num>0</reserved-thread-num> </shared> </pooling> <active-timeout>600000</active-timeout> <prepare-timeout>120000</prepare-timeout> <prepared-timeout>60000</prepared-timeout> <commit-timeout>240000</commit-timeout> <recovery-timeout>120000</recovery-timeout> <incomplete-timeout>86400000</incomplete-timeout> <tx-log-dir>${SERVER_HOME}/.workspace/tmlog</tx-log-dir> <automatic-recovery>false</automatic-recovery> </tm-config> <system-thread-pool> <min>0</min> <max>100</max> <keep-alive-time>300000</keep-alive-time> <queue-size>4096</queue-size> <stuck-thread-handling> <max-stuck-thread-time>3600000</max-stuck-thread-time> <action-on-stuck-thread>IgnoreAndReplace</action-on-stuck-thread> <stuck-thread-check-period>300000</stuck-thread-check-period> </stuck-thread-handling> </system-thread-pool> <data-source-remote-lookup>false</data-source-remote-lookup> <engine-init-on-startup>true</engine-init-on-startup> <use-web-engine>true</use-web-engine> <use-ejb-engine>true</use-ejb-engine> <use-jms-engine>true</use-jms-engine> <web-engine> <jsp-engine> <java-compiler>java6</java-compiler> <check-included-jspfile>true</check-included-jspfile> <keep-generated>true</keep-generated> <graceful-jsp-reloading>false</graceful-jsp-reloading> <graceful-jsp-reloading-period>30000</graceful-jsp-reloading-period> <use-in-memory-compilation>true</use-in-memory-compilation> </jsp-engine> <attach-stacktrace-on-error>false</attach-stacktrace-on-error> <web-connections> <http-listener> <name>ADMIN-HTTP</name> <postdata-read-timeout>30000</postdata-read-timeout> <max-post-size>-1</max-post-size> <max-parameter-count>-1</max-parameter-count> <max-header-count>-1</max-header-count> <max-header-size>-1</max-header-size> <max-querystring-size>8192</max-querystring-size> <server-listener-ref>base</server-listener-ref> <thread-pool> <use-auto-tuning>false</use-auto-tuning> <limit>0</limit> <min>1</min> <max>32</max> <max-idle-time>300000</max-idle-time> <max-wait-queue>0</max-wait-queue> <max-queue>-1</max-queue> </thread-pool> <server-access-control>false</server-access-control> </http-listener> </web-connections> <monitoring> <check-thread-pool>300000</check-thread-pool> <check-class-reload>300000</check-class-reload> <check-session>300000</check-session> </monitoring> <access-log> <level>INFO</level> <use-parent-handlers>false</use-parent-handlers> <formatter-class>jeus.util.logging.SimpleFormatter</formatter-class> <handler> <file-handler> <name>accessLogFileHandler</name> <level>FINEST</level> <enable-rotation>true</enable-rotation> <valid-day>1</valid-day> <buffer-size>1024</buffer-size> <append>false</append> </file-handler> </handler> <enable>true</enable> <format>default</format> <enable-host-name-lookup>false</enable-host-name-lookup> </access-log> <session-config> <timeout>30</timeout> <max-session-count>-1</max-session-count> <shared>false</shared> <reload-persistent>false</reload-persistent> <tracking-mode> <cookie>true</cookie> <url>false</url> <ssl>false</ssl> </tracking-mode> <session-cookie> <cookie-name>JSESSIONID</cookie-name> <version>0</version> <max-age>-1</max-age> <secure>false</secure> <http-only>true</http-only> </session-cookie> </session-config> <async-timeout-min-threads>1</async-timeout-min-threads> <blocked-url-patterns> <deny-last-space-character>true</deny-last-space-character> <deny-null-character>true</deny-null-character> <encoded-pattern>%23</encoded-pattern> <encoded-pattern>%2e</encoded-pattern> <encoded-pattern>%2f</encoded-pattern> <encoded-pattern>%5c</encoded-pattern> <encoded-pattern>%00</encoded-pattern> <decoded-pattern>#</decoded-pattern> <decoded-pattern>\</decoded-pattern> </blocked-url-patterns> </web-engine> <ejb-engine> <resolution>300000</resolution> <enable-user-notify>false</enable-user-notify> <active-management> <max-blocked-thread>-1</max-blocked-thread> <max-idle-time>300000</max-idle-time> </active-management> <timer-service> <support-persistence>true</support-persistence> <max-retrial-count>1</max-retrial-count> <retrial-interval>5000</retrial-interval> <thread-pool> <min>2</min> <max>30</max> <period>3600000</period> </thread-pool> </timer-service> <async-service> <thread-min>0</thread-min> <thread-max>30</thread-max> <access-timeout>300000</access-timeout> </async-service> <use-dynamic-proxy-for-ejb2>true</use-dynamic-proxy-for-ejb2> </ejb-engine> <jms-engine> <service-config> <name>default</name> <client-limit>1000</client-limit> <client-keepalive-timeout>30</client-keepalive-timeout> </service-config> <engine-roll>Active</engine-roll> <failover-check-timeout>5</failover-check-timeout> <failover-check-count>0</failover-check-count> <thread-pool> <min>1</min> <max>100</max> <keep-alive-time>300</keep-alive-time> </thread-pool> </jms-engine> <use-MEJB>false</use-MEJB> <class-ftp>false</class-ftp> </server-template> </server-templates> <!-- settings for resources such as JDBC Connection Pool --> <resources> <data-source> <database> <data-source-id>datasource1</data-source-id> <data-source-class-name> oracle.jdbc.pool.OracleConnectionPoolDataSource </data-source-class-name> <data-source-type>ConnectionPoolDataSource</data-source-type> <vendor>oracle</vendor> <description> Oracle ConnectionPoolDataSource for instance 1 </description> <server-name>192.168.1.1</server-name> <port-number>1521</port-number> <database-name>RAC1</database-name> <user>scott</user> <password>tiger</password> <property> <name>driverType</name> <type>java.lang.String</type> <value>thin</value> </property> <connection-pool> <pooling> <min>2</min> <max>30</max> <period>1800000</period> </pooling> <wait-free-connection> <enable-wait>true</enable-wait> <wait-time>10000</wait-time> </wait-free-connection> <max-use-count>50</max-use-count> <connection-validation> <check-query>select 1 from dual</check-query> <check-query-period>60000</check-query-period> </connection-validation> </connection-pool> </database> <database> <data-source-id>datasource2</data-source-id> <data-source-class-name> oracle.jdbc.pool.OracleConnectionPoolDataSource </data-source-class-name> <data-source-type>ConnectionPoolDataSource</data-source-type> <vendor>oracle</vendor> <description> Oracle ConnectionPoolDataSource for instance 2 </description> <server-name>192.168.1.3</server-name> <port-number>1521</port-number> <database-name>RAC2</database-name> <user>scott</user> <password>tiger</password> <property> <name>driverType</name> <type>java.lang.String</type> <value>thin</value> </property> <connection-pool> <pooling> <min>2</min> <max>15</max> <period>1800000</period> </pooling> <wait-free-connection> <enable-wait>true</enable-wait> <wait-time>10000</wait-time> </wait-free-connection> <max-use-count>50</max-use-count> <connection-validation> <check-query>select 1 from dual</check-query> <check-query-period>60000</check-query-period> </connection-validation> </connection-pool> </database> <cluster-ds> <data-source-id>clusterdatasource</data-source-id> <is-pre-conn>false</is-pre-conn> <data-source>datasource1</data-source> <data-source>datasource2</data-source> </cluster-ds> <!-- DB2 Universal driver(JCC) example --> <database> <data-source-id>db2xa</data-source-id> <data-source-class-name> com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2XADataSource </data-source-class-name> <data-source-type>XADataSource</data-source-type> <vendor>db2</vendor> <server-name>192.168.1.10</server-name> <port-number>50000</port-number> <database-name>SAMPLE</database-name> <user>db2user</user> <password>db2user</password> <property> <name>DriverType</name> <type>java.lang.Integer</type> <value>4</value> </property> <connection-pool> <pooling> <min>10</min> <max>30</max> <period>1800000</period> </pooling> <wait-free-connection> <enable-wait>true</enable-wait> </wait-free-connection> <max-use-count>30</max-use-count> <!-- SHALL be true --> <keep-connection-handle-open> true </keep-connection-handle-open> </connection-pool> </database> </data-source> <mail-source> <mail-entry> <export-name>HOST</export-name> <mail-property> <name>mail.host</name> <value>mail.foo.com</value> </mail-property> </mail-entry> </mail-source> <url-source> <url-entry> <export-name>MYURL</export-name> <url>http://www.foo.com</url> </url-entry> </url-source> <external-source> <jms-source> <vendor>ibmmq</vendor> <factory-class-name>com.ibm.mq.jms.MQQueue</factory-class-name> <resource-type>Q</resource-type> <export-name>myMQ</export-name> <queue>queue</queue> <queueManager>qmgr</queueManager> <property> <name>ccsid</name> <type>java.lang.String</type> <value>myqid</value> </property> <property> <name>persistence</name> <type>java.lang.String</type> <value>APP</value> </property> <property> <name>targ-client</name> <type>java.lang.String</type> <value>MQ</value> </property> <property> <name>encoding</name> <type>java.lang.String</type> <value>euc-kr</value> </property> </jms-source> </external-source> <jaxr-source> <jaxr-entry> <export-name>JAXRConnection</export-name> <connection-factory-class-name> jeus.webservies.ConnectionFactoryImpl </connection-factory-class-name> <query-manager-URL> http://localhost:8088/uddi/inquiry </query-manager-URL> <lifeCycle-manager-URL> http://localhost:8088/uddi/publish </lifeCycle-manager-URL> <authentication-method> UDDI_GET_AUTHTOKEN </authentication-method> <jaxr-property> <name>javax.xml.registry.uddi.maxRows</name> <value>10</value> </jaxr-property> </jaxr-entry> </jaxr-source> <!-- setting for managed object resources of Concurrency Utilities for Java EE (JSR-236) --> <managed-executor-service> <export-name>mes1</export-name> <thread-pool> <min>1</min> <max>2</max> <keep-alive-time>60000</keep-alive-time> <queue-size>4096</queue-size> </thread-pool> </managed-executor-service> <managed-scheduled-executor-service> <export-name>mses1</export-name> <thread-pool> <min>1</min> <max>2</max> <keep-alive-time>60000</keep-alive-time> <queue-size>4096</queue-size> </thread-pool> </managed-scheduled-executor-service> <context-service> <export-name>cs1</export-name> </context-service> <managed-thread-factory> <export-name>mtf1</export-name> </managed-thread-factory> </resources> <!-- applications to be deployed while target servers are booting --> <deployed-applications> <deployed-application> <id> MyJ2eeApp</id> <path>c:\myapps\MyJ2eeApp</path> <type>EAR</type> <target-server> <name>myServer</name> </target-server> <classloading>ISOLATED</classloading> <fast-deploy>false</fast-deploy> <keep-generated>false</keep-generated> </deployed-application> </deployed-applications> </domain>