NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 6.1 System Administrator's Guide
Managing NSJSP
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NSJSP Manager Operations
Click the value corresponding to the Servlet Count: field to view the list of servlet
mappings configured for an application.
Click a value from the In Memory Sessions column of the table to view all the
sessions currently in memory for an application.
Click Reset Stats to reset the value of the Requests, Request Arrival Rate,
Average Service Time, Min. Time, and Max. Time columns in the table.
Table 4-2 lists the operations displayed in the Applications Summary page.
Table 4-3
lists the attributes displayed in the Application Summary page.
Note. A servlet can have multiple servlet mappings configured for it.
Table 4-2. Operations in the Application Summary Page
Operation Description
Stop Application or
Start Application
The Stop Application option stops the application on all the
processes in this server class. You cannot access the application
after stopping it. An attempt to access this application results in an
HTTP error 404.
The Stop Application option is displayed only if the application is
currently running.
The Start Application option starts an already stopped
application. After a successful start, you can access the
application. The Start Application option is displayed only if the
application is currently stopped.
Reload Application Stops and starts an application. If the changes made to the
application need to be effective immediately, click the Reload
Application option. This reloads the entire context. You can use this
option to reload all the application resources while the
application is still available. However, during a reload operation, all
the in-memory sessions will be lost if there is no persistence
manager (with a persistence store) configured. If a persistence man-
ager is configured, the in-memory sessions are saved in the persis-
tence store and will be available after the application is reloaded.
The Reload Application option is displayed only if the application is
currently running.
Undeploy
Application
Removes the context and deletes all the application-related
resources from the file system. This operation is irreversible.