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9.1.3 Property settings for servlets and JSPs

When you create a J2EE application containing the servlets and JSPs, specify the settings when required.

The following table describes the property settings of servlets and JSPs:

Table 9‒2: Items to be edited in servlet and JSP properties

Items to be edited

Contents

Mandatory

Reference

Defining servlet and JSP references

Define the references (resource references) to Enterprise Beans, security role, and the resources (database or mail server).

O

9.7

Defining Enterprise Bean references

Define the references to the Enterprise Beans.

O

9.7.1

Defining mail configuration references

Define the references to the mail servers.

O

9.7.2

Defining resource adapter references

Define the references to the resource adapters.

O

9.7.3

Defining resource environment references

Define the references to the resource environment.

O

9.7.4

Defining servlet and JSP mapping

Define the mapping of servlets and JSPs.

O

9.8

Filter settings

Add the filter and define the mapping.

O

9.9

Adding a filter

Add the filter.

O

9.9.1

Defining a filter mapping

Define the mapping to the filter.

O

9.9.2

Deleting a filter

Delete the filter.

O

9.9.3

Defining the runtime attributes of servlets and JSPs

Define the runtime attributes of servlets and JSPs.

O

9.11

Defining the context root of a J2EE application

Set the context root of the J2EE applications.

Y

9.11.1

Defining the control of the number of threads executed concurrently for each Web application

In the Web container, specify whether to control the number of threads executed concurrently for each Web application and the thread count.

O

9.11.2

Defining the control of the number of threads executed concurrently for each URL group

For each URL group, specify the definition for controlling the number of threads executed concurrently.

O

9.11.3

Defining and monitoring the number of requests pending for each URL group

For each URL group, specify the definition for monitoring the number of pending requests.

O

9.11.4

Setting the default character encoding

Set the default character encoding for Web applications.

O

9.12

Error notification settings for servlets and JSPs

Specify the settings for reporting an error that occurs in the servlets or JSPs to the J2EE applications.

O

9.16

Legend:

Y: Mandatory. Ensure that the settings are specified when customizing the J2EE applications that contain servlets and JSPs.

O: Optional. Specify the settings based on the J2EE applications.