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when the pool is empty and another request is received… default setting is 5). Once the
pool max idle limit is reached, freed connections will be disconnected.
A good guideline for changing these parameters from their default settings would be to
set the
pool max idle to your average number of connections, and to set the pool
increment
to the average spike number of connections.
To modify Connection Pooling for ServletExec/AS
• Add the following to the end of the webadapter.properties file on two
separate lines:
servletexec.<instance-name>.pool-increment=<value>
servletexec.<instance-name>.pool-max-idle=<value>
5.6.1.2 Hosts
The hosts property is used to find all ServletExec AS instances that are configured to
process requests for the designated host. The host name is taken from the HOST header
field of the HTTP request. The hosts property should contain a comma separated list of
IP addresses or hosts names. The value
all can be used to indicate that all hosts should
be processed by the specified instance name.
To update the hosts property in webadapter.properties
• Use the following form:
servletexec.<instance-name>.hosts=www.newatlanta.com
5.6.1.3 ServletExec Instances
The instances property contains the IP address and port number of the ServletExec AS
instance. This is used by the adapter for forwarding HTTP requests for the instance.
Each instance must contain a unique IP address and port number combination. The
default value is 127.0.0.1:8888.
To update the instances property in webadapter.properties
• Use the following form:
servletexec.<instance-name>.instances=127.0.0.1:8888
5.7 ServletExec/AS Operation
This section provides instructions for starting and stopping ServletExec/AS, for
configuring a ServletExec/AS instance to run on a remote machine from the web server,
and for configuring multiple ServletExec/AS instances for a web server.
If you installed a ServletExec/AS instance as a Windows service, you can start and stop
the instance using the Services control panel. Services relies on the
StartServletExec.bat and StopServletExec.bat files, which are located in the
se-<instance-name> subdirectories of the ServletExec AS installation directory,
to start and stop the instance. Do not move or delete these batch files.
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