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

Migrating to NSJSP 7.0
NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 7.0 System Administrator’s Guide—674372-005
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Considerations for Migrating Web Applications from
NSJSP 6.0 to NSJSP 6.1
In releases prior to NSJSP 6.1, during the NSJSP installation, the following iTP
Secure WebServer related configuration files were created in <iTP
Installation Directory>/conf:

jdbc.config

nsjspadmin.config

servlet.config

filemaps.config
Starting with the NSJSP 6.1 release, each NSJSP 6.1 installation includes its own
set of configuration files. The configuration files are no longer present in the iTP
Secure WebServer location except for the generic servlet.config file. Instead,
the files are present in the same location as the respective NSJSP installation. The
location of these NSJSP 6.1 installation-specific configuration files is
<NSJSP 6.1 Installation Directory>/conf.
The following sample command displays the iTP Secure WebServer-related
configuration files:
<NSJSP 6.1 Installation Directory>/conf: ls
filemaps.config jdbc.config nsjspadmin.config
servlet.config
When NSJSP 6.0 is installed in the iTP Secure WebServer environment, the
NSJSP 6.0 configuration files, including servlet.config, are located in the
<iTP Installation Directory>/conf directory. During the installation of
NSJSP 6.1 in this environment, a generic servlet.config file is created in the
location of <iTP Installation Directory>/conf directory. This file is
generic to all the NSJSP installations in the environment, and is different from the
instance-specific servlet.config files located in the NSJSP instances. The
generic servlet.config file links the iTP Secure WebServer with all the
instance-specific servlet.config files. Additionally, it includes the locations of
the associated NSJSP installations. The existing servlet.config that includes
the configuration details of NSJSP 6.0 is modified and renamed.
Example
This example shows how the new generic servlet.config file is created and
how the existing servlet.config that includes NSJSP 6.0 specific information is
renamed:
Figure 7-1
shows the contents of the sample <iTP Installation
Directory>/conf directory contents after installing NSJSP 6.0.