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

Using NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages
(NSJSP)
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Converting to a Web Application Directory Structure
Converting to a Web Application Directory Structure
It is strongly recommended that you convert your directory structure and the location of
all your files to the structure noted in Configuring the Web Application on page 9-24.
This will allow you to take advantage of defaults and will allow the use of Web Archive
(WAR) files.
Changing Your servlet.config File
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If you have a servlet.config file from a previous version of the iTPWebServer,
your old servlet.config file will be automatically backed up as part of the
install process. Your old file will be renamed as servlet.config.bkup. The
install process will create a new servlet.config file based on information from
servlet.config.sample. You may now modify that file and use it as your
servlet.config file.
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The following optional arguments in the Arglist parameter of the Server Directive
are now obsolete.
propertyfile
verbose
version
Recreating Parameters in the web.xml File
The servlet property file is obsolete. In the web container environment the web.xml
file is used to configure similar attributes to those you had in the servlet property file.
Note the following changes:
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The following parameters are no longer supported:
com.tandem.servlet.verbose
com.tandem.servlet.browserdebug
com.tandem.servlet.version
com.tandem.servlet.sessioncheckfrequency
com.tandem.servlet.sessioncleanup
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The following parameters must be recreated in the web.xml file, using the new
XML syntax:
Definitions of session timeout values using
com.tandem.servlet.sessiontimeout
Definitions of initial parameters for servlets using servlet-name.initArgs.