Configuring Local Properties for the Web Application Server (SRC CLI)
To configure basic local properties:
- From configuration mode, access the configuration statement
that configures the local properties. user@host# edit slot 0 application-server
- (Available at the Advanced editing level.) Configure the
garbage collection functionality of the Java Virtual Machine. [edit slot 0 application-server]user@host# set java-garbage-collection-options java-garbage-collection-options
- (Optional. Available at the Advanced editing level.)
If you encounter problems caused by lack of memory, change the maximum
memory size available to the JRE. [edit slot 0 application-server]user@host# set java-heap-size java-heap-size
- (Optional) Configure the cluster name. Specify the shared-cluster
as /application-server/shared-cluster.[edit slot 0 application-server]user@host# set shared-cluster /application-server/shared-cluster
For example, to configure a shared cluster called cluster-1:
[edit slot 0 application-server]user@host# set shared-cluster /application-server/cluster-1Note: If you change the shared cluster name, you must restart the local application server for the change to take effect.
- (Optional. Available at the Advanced editing level.) Configure
the time duration that the CORBA request must wait for a response
before timing out. By default, the value is set to 125000 milliseconds.[edit slot 0 application-server]user@host# set corba-request-timeout corba-request-timeout
Note: You must ensure that the CORBA request time-out value is greater than the message time-out interval of the configured router driver. You can configure the message time-out interval of the router driver by including the message-timeout option under the [edit shared sae group group-name configuration driver device-driver] hierarchy level.
- (Optional) Verify your configuration. [edit slot 0 application-server] user@host# show
corba-request-timeout 125000; java-garbage-collection-options ’-Dsun.rmi.dgc.client.gcInterval=3600000 -Dsun.rmi.dgc.server.gcInterval=3600000’; java-heap-size 666m; shared-cluster /application-server/cluster-1; web { http { interface eth0; port 8080; } virtual-host eth0; }
Related Documentation
- Configuring the Web Application Server Shared Cluster Configuration (SRC CLI)
- Configuring the Nodes in the Web Application Server Cluster (SRC CLI)
- Web Application Server on C Series Controllers Overview