iTP Secure WebServer System Administrator's Guide (iTPWebSvr 6.0+)

What’s New in This Manual
iTP Secure WebServer System Administrator’s Guide—523346-002
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Changes for the Original 523346-001 Version 6.0
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Changed occurrences of ZOSSUTL to ZWEB in Section 2, Installing the iTP
Secure WebServer and to ZNSJSP in Section 9, Using NonStop Servlets for
JavaServer Pages (NSJSP).
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Added information on Secure HTTP to Section 4, Configuring for Secure Transport.
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Added caution note to the The WID Configuration File on page 7-56 to state that
the wid configuration file used by keyadmin should not include extra white space
characters at the end of configuration parameters and should appear as in the
sample file.
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Modified text under Location Header on page 8-28 to indicate that the Resource
Locator Service (RLS) passes the Location header sent by the remote server
unaltered to the client server; the RLS is not designed to modify the Location
header from the remote server. Accordingly, you should configure the remote
webserver to either
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not send redirect location headers or
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send a redirect location that properly refers to the DNS name (or IP address)
and port of the iTP WebServer front-end server.
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Added notes in various subsections of Section 8, Using Common Gateway
Interface (CGI) Programs, to indicate that the CGI environment changes on each
invocation of CGI_main and that, to access your environment variables, you must
use CGI_initialize(). See the following references:
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Design Guidelines on page 8-34.
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Pathway CGI Server Classes on page 8-4 (Caution box).
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Passing CGI Environment Variables on page 8-11 (Caution box).
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CGI Procedures on page 8-31.
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Changed Table 8-1, Environment Variables, on page 8-11 to show all environment
variables for both secure and nonsecure versions of the iTP Secure WebServer.
Added text stating that the SSL, session identifier, and Secure HTTP environment
variables apply only to secure versions of the iTP Secure WebServer.
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Added note under servlet.config on page 9-18 that you cannot configure and
manage multiple instances of the servlet server class.
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Changed instances of JavaServer Pages (JSP) to NonStop Servlets for
JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) in the following places:
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About This Guide
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Section 9, Using NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP).
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Added trademark (™) symbol to NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages™
(NSJSP™) in Section 9, Using NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP),
where its functionality is discussed.