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

Managing NSJSP
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Server Class Operations
If the iTP Secure WebServer is configured for online-upgrade (that is, two PATHMONs
are defined in a Pathway domain), two TS/MP configurations will be defined by the iTP
Secure WebServer—one for each PATHMON. Each NSJSP Server Class will be
defined for two PATHMONs. Because there is only one servlet.config file in the
<NSJSP_HOME>/conf directory, the iTP Secure WebServer will divide the value of the
configuration parameters into two halves. Each half value will be assigned to two
definitions for each NSJSP Server Class.
For example, if the SERVLETS Server Class has parameters MAXSERVERS=4 and NU
MSTATIC=4 specified in the servlet.config file, the iTP Secure WebServer will
create a SERVLETS Server Class for each PATHMON with the parameters
MAXSERVERS=2 and NUMSTATIC=2.
If a server class has a parameter NUMSTATIC=1, the server class for one PATHMON
will have the parameter NUMSTATIC=1 and the server class for the other PATHMON
will have the parameter NUMSTATIC=0.
Server Class Operations
You can perform the following TS/MP Server Class operations using the command-line
interface:

Stopping NSJSP

Starting NSJSP
Stopping NSJSP
Following are the two ways to stop the NSJSP Server Class:

Graceful Shutdown

Forced Shutdown
Graceful Shutdown
To stop the NSJSP Server Class gracefully, complete the following steps:
1. Obtain the PATHMON name from the httpd.config file located in the <iTP
Installation Directory>/conf directory.
2. Start the PATHCOM program:
From an OSS prompt, PATHCOM can be started using the gtacl command as
follows:
oss: gtacl -p pathmon \$<PATHMON name>
This will start the PATHCOM program and open the specified PATHMON process.
The "\" is required to ensure that the $ sign remains part of the process name.
3. From a TACL prompt, PATHCOM can be started as follows:
TACL> PATHCOM $<PATHMON name>