Java Web Server 2.0  

Administration Tool: Configuring Servlets

Panel Description


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Purpose
The Configuring Servlets page enables you to enter, edit, or delete servlet configuration information for local or remote servlets. It also enables you to load and unload the servlet from the server. For more information on loading and invoking servlets, see Loading and Invoking Servlets.
 
Location of panel in Administration Tool:
Log In --> Service name --> Manage --> Servlets  
              |_ Configure
Tabbed Panels
Configuration

Name
The name of the servlet (must be unique to the service).  

Description
A text string describing the servlet. This field can be blank.  

Servlet Class
The name of the associated class file for the servlet. If the servlet is part of a package, the class name should include the package name, if any. For example, if a servlet of class OrderServlet was in package com.myCompany.sales, then the class name provided should be com.myCompany.sales.OrderServlet  

Load at Startup
Whether Java Web Server(TM) should load the servlet when the server starts.  

Loaded Now
Whether the servlet is currently loaded.  

Load Remotely
Whether Java Web Server loads the servlet from a remote location.  

Class File URL
The URL that points to the class file for the remote servlet.

Properties

Name
The name of a property.

Value
The value of the property.

Buttons
Load/Unload
Loads or unloads the servlet.
 
Remove
Removes the servlet from the servlet list.
 
Save
Writes your changes to Java Web Server and changes the settings.
 
Revert
Returns you to the last, saved settings for all fields in the screen. Use this button to undo changes you have not yet saved.
 
Procedures
To Provide Configuration Information for a Servlet
To Delete Information for a Servlet
To Edit a Servlet Entry
To Add a Property
To Change a Property
To Delete a Property

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