NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 7.0 System Administrator's Guide

Managing NSJSP
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NSJSP Manager Operations
For more information on the Engine element, see Engine Element on page 3-56.
You can perform the following operations from the Engine Properties window:

Creating a new Host

Deleting a Host

Creating a new Valve

Deleting a Valve

Creating a new Realm
To administer a Valve, see Administration of Valve
on page 4-88.
To administer a Realm, see Administration of Realm
on page 4-94.
Default
Host
Represents the default host name, which
identifies the Host that will process requests
directed to host names on this server, but
which are not defined in the server.xml
configuration file.
This name must match the name properties of
one of the Host elements nested immediately
inside the Engine element.
Yes localhost
Class
Name
Represents the Java class name of the
implementation to use. This class must
implement the
org.apache.catalina.Engine interface.
HP recommends that you use the default
value.
No org.apach
e.catalin
a.core.St
andardEng
ine
Backgroun
d
Processor
Delay
Represents the delay in seconds between the
invocation of the backgroundProcess
method on this engine and on its child
containers, including all the hosts and
contexts. Child containers methods will not be
invoked if their delay value is not negative.
This means that the child containers use their
own processing thread. Setting this to a
positive value causes a thread to spawn. After
waiting for the specified amount of time, the
thread invokes the backgroundProcess
method on this engine and all its child
containers. For more information on the
backgroundProcess, see
backgroundProcess
on page 3-52.
Yes 60
Table 4-27. Property list for Engine Element
Property Description Modifiable
Default
Value