Installation guide

replicationT riggerString
activity executed during a request that makes the session database persistent (the activity with
the replication-trigger property SET)
maxUnreplicatedInterval
maximum interval between requests, in seconds, after which the session's timestamp is
persisted regardless of whether the request caused the session to become dirty in any other
way
useJK
flag determining whether the container assumes a JK-based software load balancer is used for
load balancing (if set to true, the container examines the session ID associated with every
request and replace the jvmRoute portion of the session ID if it detects a failover)
maxAct iveAllowed
maximum number of active sessions
useSessionPassivation
flag for enabling/disabling session passivation (session is removed from memory but remains
always in the persistent store)
passiva tionMinIdleT ime
minimum time, in seconds, a session must be inactive before passivated
passiva tionMa xIdle Time
maximum time, in seconds, a session can be inactive before passivated
processExpiresFrequency
frequency at which the background process thread calls the session manager to perform
background processes (for example, expire or passivate sessions; (by default, every 10
seconds)
This configuration is defined as value N with the background cleanup process called 1 in N
callings to the session manager. Default is 1, that is, the cleanup process is performed every
time the manager is called by the background process, that is cleanup is performed every 10
seconds. For example, if set to 6, the manager performs the cleanup once a minute (1/6, that is
once in 60 seconds).
sessionNot ificationPolicy
fully qualified class name of the implementation of the ClusteredSessionNotificationPolicy
interface that is used to govern whether servlet specification notifications is emitted to any
registered HttpSessionListener, HttpSessionAttributeListener or HttpSessionBindingListener.
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