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

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3 Configuring NSJSP
This chapter describes how to configure NSJSP. This chapter assumes that you have
installed NSJSP 6.1. For more information on Installing NSJSP, see Chapter 2,
Installing NSJSP.
This chapter discusses the following topics:
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Overview
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Configuration Files for the Server Classes
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Configuration Files for the Servlet Container
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Virtual Hosts
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Session Management
Table 3-1 lists the terms and definitions used in this chapter.
Table 3-1. Terms and Definition (page1of2)
Term Definition
JSP A server side technology that enables you to develop and
maintain dynamic web pages. It extends the functionality of web-
based applications by providing dynamic content from a web
server to a client browser over the Hypertext Transfer Protocol
(HTTP).
Servlet A Java Servlet is a programming object that generates dynamic
content and runs as part of a server application. It receives client
requests, processes them, and generates responses.
NSJSP Servlet
Container
A servlet container is a program that executes servlets. A servlet
container provides an environment in which you can deploy,
execute, and manage web applications implemented with servlets
or JSPs.
Servlet Server Class Refers to one of the server classes configured with an installation
of NSJSP. Each installation of NSJSP results in two server
classes. One server class hosts web applications and processes
requests for user applications and the other contains the Admin
application and the old Manager Web Application. The server
class that will host web applications and process requests for
user applications is referred to as the Servlet Server Class. With
NSJSP 6.1, the name of the Servlet Server Class is specified
during installation.