Installation guide

5. SERVLETEXEC APPLICATION SERVER (UNIX)
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Argument Explanation
each virtual server must be configured
using a separate
–root argument using
the following format:
-root <virtual server>=<document
root directory>
for example:
-root
www.abc.com=/usr/local/Apache/htdocs/abcdocs
-root <path to the
virtual server’s
document root
directory>
See previous explanation.
-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
6.6.2 Stopping ServletExec/AS
You must stop a ServletExec/AS instance using the
StopServletExec script or from
the
Shutdown page of the ServletExec Admin UI. If a ServletExec/AS instance is not