Installation guide

5. SERVLETEXEC APPLICATION SERVER (WINDOWS)
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web server root document directory is C:\Program Files\Apache
Group\Apache\htdocs
and the following subdirectories appear beneath htdocs:
htdocs\subdir1
htdocs\subdir2
htdocs\subdir2\subdir3
In this example, there are two levels of subdirectories beneath htdocs, so to create a
suffix alias of
.jsp, you should add three Location directives to httpd.conf, one for
htdocs and one for each subdirectory level:
#
# suffix alias for htdocs
#
<Location /*.jsp*>
SetHandler servlet-exec
</Location>
#
# suffix alias for htdocs\subdir1 and htdocs\subdir2
#
<Location /*/*.jsp*>
SetHandler servlet-exec
</Location>
# (continued on next page)
#
# suffix alias for htdocs\subdir2\subdir3
#
<Location /*/*/*.jsp*>
SetHandler servlet-exec
</Location>
5.6 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.
Important
If you set or modify the ServletExec Admin UI username and password, you must manually
update the StopServletExec.bat command file.
See Section 5.6.2 for further instructions.
5.6.1 Starting ServletExec/AS
A ServletExec/AS instance is a standalone Java application that communicates with the
web server (through the ServletExec/AS web server adapter) using network sockets. You
start a ServletExec/AS instance using the java command on the command line. In