NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 6.0 System Administrator's Guide

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NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 6.0 System Administrator’s Guide—544548-004
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Organization of This Guide
Organization of This Guide
Chapter Description
Section 1, Overview
and Architecture
gives a general introduction to NSJSP 6.0 and discusses the
architecture of NSJSP.
Section 2, Installing
NSJSP
provides the procedures for installing NSJSP, including what to do
before you begin, starting and restarting NSJSP, stopping NSJSP,
and uninstalling NSJSP. This section also shows the post-installation
NSJSP 6.0 directory structure.
Section 3,
Configuring NSJSP
provides information on configuring the web container, the security
manager, virtual hosting, realms, single sign-on support, persistent
sessions, and deploying web applications.
Section 4,
Programming and
Management
Features
provides information on:

client programming features and servlet programming features

JMX-based administration and the Admin Web application (GUI
interface)

administering connector objects, host objects, context objects,
default context objects, logger object, and realm objects

administering valve objects, resources, user definition, and other
related information
Section 5, Manager
Web Application
provides information on:

Manager Web application and managing constraints

NSJSP 6.0 status commands and server instance detail

cleaning the NonStop SQL Session Data
Section 6, Logging
in NSJSP 6.0
provides overview of Commons Logging, java.util.logging,
and logging implementation in NSJSP 6.0.
Section 7, Migrating
to NSJSP 6.0
discusses considerations for migrating from NSJSP 5.0 to NSJSP
6.0.
Section 8, Security
Considerations
discusses security sensitive applications and proper security
constraints that must be implemented.
Appendix A,
JMXProxy Servlet
provides information on the JMX Proxy Servlet, which is a
lightweight proxy that gets and sets NSJSP internal objects by using
JMX MBeans. Although the Admin Web application can perform
most of the functions, using the JMX Proxy Servlet simplifies writing
control scripts (especially, if you are monitoring and performing minor
attribute changes).
Appendix B, Client
Deployer in NSJSP
6.0
provides information about the sample ANT script for the client
deployer.