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

Configuring NSJSP
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Configuration Files for the Server Class
Figure 3-1 shows two NSJSP 7.0 installations NSJSP 7.0 A and NSJSP 7.0 B
along with their configuration files. It also shows an older NSJSP installation that may
be an NSJSP 6.1 installation. The httpd.config file in the iTP Secure WebServer
references the generic servlet.config file. The generic servlet.config file has
links to each installation-specific servlet.config file of each NSJSP installation.
Each installation-specific servlet.config file in NSJSP 7.0 has links to a
jdbc.config file and a filemaps.config file. The server.xml file, the
context.xml file, and the web.xml file are independent of each other.
Configuration Files for the Server Class
An NSJSP installation, by default, creates the Servlet server class . For definitions of the
Servlet class, see
Table 3-1.
The following files are used to configure the server class and how it is used by iTP
Secure WebServer:

The Generic servlet.config File

The Installation-Specific servlet.config File

The filemaps.config File

The jdbc.config File
Note. You can use the default NSJSP configuration settings for development activities
without making any changes. However, when deploying NSJSP in a production
environment, the configuration might have to be modified to address the load, degree of
fault tolerance in the production environment and other considerations.
Note. The syntax used in the generic servlet.config, installation-specific
servlet.config, filemaps.config, and jdbc.config files is from the Tool
Command Language (Tcl) and the configuration directives are defined by iTP Secure
WebServer. For more information about Tcl and the configuration directives, see the iTP
Secure WebServer System Administrator's Guide.