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6. SERVLETEXEC/AS: APPLICATION SERVER (UNIX/LINUX)
Argument Explanation
directory>
-addl <url=directory>
Optional. This can be used to specify
additional document directories (other
than the root) and is specified in two
forms:
-addl <url>=<physical directory>
-addl <virtual server/url>=<physical
directory>
For example:
-addl /test=usr/local/test
-addl www.abc.com/support=usr/local/support
-addl <virtual
server/url=directory>
See previous explanation.
-mimetypes <path to
the web server’s
mime.types file>
Optional. This specifies the path to the NES,
iWS, or Apache
mime.types file. If this
argument isn’t provided, the
ServletContext.getMimeType()
method always returns
null.
-allow
<ip1,ip2,…,ipn>
Optional. This specifies the address(es) of
the web server(s) that are allowed to
communicate with the ServletExec/AS
instance. An IP address can include the “
*”
character to indicate a subrange (for
example:
168.121.97.*). If the –allow
argument is not specified, the
ServletExec/AS instance only accepts
requests from web servers running on the
local machine.
Table 9. Start ServletExec/AS Command Line Arguments
6.7.2 Stopping ServletExec/AS
You must stop a ServletExec/AS instance using the StopServletExec script. If a
ServletExec/AS instance is not shut down properly, servlet
destroy() methods are not
invoked, sessions are not saved, and buffered log messages are lost.
See the ServletExec User Guide for more information on the ServletExec Admin UI.
6.7.2.1 StopServletExec
The StopServletExec script is provided for your convenience in stopping the
ServletExec/AS instance.
StopServletExec invokes the StopServletExec Java
program to stop the ServletExec/AS instance.
StopServletExec includes defaults for the java and StopServletExec command
line arguments; you can edit
StopServletExec to modify these command line
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