6. In-Process HTTP Server

Organization of this chapter

• 6.1 Organization of this chapter

• 6.2 Overview of in-process HTTP server

• 6.3 Controlling the number of connections from the Web client

• 6.4 Controlling the number of request processing threads

• 6.5 Controlling the flow of requests by controlling the number of concurrent connections from the Web client

• 6.6 Controlling the flow of requests by controlling the number of concurrently executing threads

• 6.7 Request distribution with the redirector

• 6.8 Controlling the communication with the Web client by persistent connection

• 6.9 Communication timeout (In-process HTTP server)

• 6.10 Specifying the IP address (In-process HTTP server)

• 6.11 Controlling access by limiting the hosts that are allowed access

• 6.12 Controlling access by limiting the request data size

• 6.13 Controlling access by limiting the HTTP-enabled methods

• 6.14 Customizing responses to the Web client using HTTP responses

• 6.15 Error page customization (In-process HTTP server)

• 6.16 Notification of gateway information to a Web container

• 6.17 Output of log and trace

• 6.18 URI decode functionality

• 6.19 Settings for acquiring the in-process HTTP server log

• 6.20 cjtracesync (synchronize trace file information for in-process HTTP server)

• 6.21 Precautions when operating SOAP applications

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