NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 6.1 System Administrator's Guide

Managing NSJSP
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Administering a Service
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Delete Existing Services
For more information on the Server element, see the Server Element on page 3-40.
Administering a Service
A service represents the combination of one or more Connectors that share a single
Engine to process incoming requests.
To administer a Service, you must click the Service name under Tomcat Server
displayed in the left pane of the tree structure. The default Service entry is Service
(NSJSP). The name of each Service is displayed in parentheses.
Figure 4-38 displays the Service Actions list, and a few properties of the NSJSP
Service and Engine elements.
Caution.
Although you can add more than one Service element, HP recommends that you retain only
one Service element due to the following reasons:
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Each Service element requires a Connector element and NSJSP provides only one
Connector implementation, which processes messages from the $RECEIVE file. Two
Connector definitions cannot use the same connector implementation. Therefore, the
number of Service definitions is restricted to one.
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The NSJSP Manager can manage applications in only one service (that is the default
NSJSP service).
The NSJSP Manager and the Admin Web application will stop working if you delete the default
service.