Table 62-1 ServerMBean Element Attributes
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Attribute
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Description
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Range of Values and Default
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Console Label
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Accept-Backlog
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Allowed backlog of new TCP connection requests for both the plaintext and SSL port. Setting the backlog to 0 may prevent accepting any incoming connection on some of the OS.
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Default: 50
Minimum: 0
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Accept Backlog
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Administration-Port
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The secure administration port for the server. The setter is used to override the same field in the DomainMBean for this server. If its value is not zero then the same field in the DomainMBean will be used for the server. This port requires SSL to be configured and enabled.
An active administration port only allows connections with administrator credentials. Its existence also prevents any other ports on the server from accepting connections with administrator credentials.
Supports T3S and HTTPS protocols. The managed server will require to use -Dweblogic.management.server=https://admin_server:administration_port to connect to the admin server
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Default: 0
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 65534
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Local Administration Port Override (0: no override)
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Auto-Kill-If-Failed
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Enables/Disables automatic kill of a Failed server by the Node Manager.
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Default: false
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Auto Kill If Failed
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Auto-Restart
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Enables/Disables automatic restart of a crashed server by the Node Manager.
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Default: true
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Auto Restart
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COMEnabled
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Whether or not COM support is enabled on the plaintext port. (COM is not supported on the SSL port.)
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Default: false
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Enable COM
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Classpath-Servlet-Disabled
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The ClasspathServlet will serve any class file in the classpath and is registered by default in every webapp (including management). It does not need to be turned on for many applications though, and represents a security hole if unchecked. default false
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Classpath Servlet Disabled
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Client-Cert-Proxy-Enabled
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HttpClusterServlet will proxy the client certificate in a special header. This is a security hole if left open, as that header could be spoofed fairly easily with any certificate. The ServletRequest has that functionality turned off by default now. This will turn it back on. It's strongly suggested that it's used only in conjunction with ConnectionFilters to make certain the WebLogic proxy machine is the only one connecting. This is duplicated in CluterMBean both for compatability with wls610 as well as being able to set it cluster-wide. ClusterMBean overrides ServerMBean
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Default: false
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Client Cert Proxy Enabled
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Cluster
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The cluster to which this server belongs. If set, the server will listen for cluster multicast events.
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Cluster
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Cluster-Runtime
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Returns an mbean containing runtime information about the cluster which was started from this configuration mbean. Returns null if no such cluster exists.
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Cluster Runtime
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Cluster-Weight
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Defines a value used specify the proportion of the load the server will bear relative to other servers in a cluster.
If all servers have the default weight (100) or the same weight, each bears an equal proportion of the load. If one server has weight 50 and all other servers have weight 100, the 50-weight server will bear half as much load as any other server.
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Default: 100
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 100
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Cluster Weight
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Complete-COMMessage-Timeout
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Specify the maximum number of seconds spent waiting for a complete COM message to be received. This attribute helps guard against denial of service attacks in which a caller indicates that they will be sending a message of a certain size which they never finish sending. This setting only applies to connections that are initiated using one of the default ports (ServerMBean setListenPort and setAdministrationPort or SSLMBean setListenPort). Connections on additional ports are tuned via the NetworkChannelMBean.
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Default: 60
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 480
Units: seconds
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Complete COMMessage Timeout
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Complete-HTTPMessage-Timeout
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Specify the maximum number of seconds spent waiting for a complete HTTP message to be received. This attribute helps guard against denial of service attacks in which a caller indicates that they will be sending a message of a certain size which they never finish sending. This setting only applies to connections that are initiated using one of the default ports (ServerMBean setListenPort and setAdministrationPort or SSLMBean setListenPort). Connections on additional ports are tuned via the NetworkChannelMBean.
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Default: 60
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 480
Units: seconds
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Complete HTTPMessage Timeout
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Complete-IIOPMessage-Timeout
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Specify the maximum number of seconds spent waiting for a complete IIOP message to be received. This attribute helps guard against denial of service attacks in which a caller indicates that they will be sending a message of a certain size which they never finish sending.
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Default: 60
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 480
Units: seconds
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Complete IIOPMessage Timeout
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Complete-T3Message-Timeout
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Specify the maximum number of seconds spent waiting for a complete T3 message to be received. This attribute helps guard against denial of service attacks in which a caller indicates that they will be sending a message of a certain size which they never finish sending. This setting only applies to connections that are initiated using one of the default ports (ServerMBean setListenPort and setAdministrationPort or SSLMBean setListenPort). Connections on additional ports are tuned via the NetworkChannelMBean.
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Default: 60
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 480
Units: seconds
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Complete T3Message Timeout
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Default-IIOPPassword
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The password for the default IIOP user.
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Default: null
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Default IIOPPassword
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Default-IIOPUser
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The default IIOP user.
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Default: null
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Default IIOPUser
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Default-Protocol
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The protocol to be used for connections when none is specified.
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Default: "t3"
Valid values:
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Default Protocol
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Default-Secure-Protocol
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The protocol to be used for secure connections when none is specified.
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Default: "t3s"
Valid values:
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Default Secure Protocol
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Default-TGIOPPassword
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The password for the default TGIOP user.
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Default: "guest"
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Default TGIOPPassword
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Default-TGIOPUser
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The default TGIOP user.
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Default: "guest"
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Default TGIOPUser
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Domain-Log-Filter
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Determines which messages this server sends to the domain log. If you specify none, the server sends all messages of severity ERROR and higher. This list contains all Domain Log Filters that have been defined for the domain. A server can user only one Domain Log Filter.
This property is relevant only if Log To Domain Fileis enabled.
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Domain Log Filter
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Enabled-For-Domain-Log
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Determines whether this server sends messages to the domain log (in addition to keeping its own log).
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Default: true
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Log to Domain Logfile
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Expected-To-Run
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If this server expected to run if the domain is started.
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Default: true
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Expected To Run
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External-DNSName
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The external DNS name for the current server, which will be sent with http session cookies and also with the dynamic server lists to http proxies. This is required for configurations in which a firewall is performing Network Address Translation.
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Default: null
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External DNSName
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Extra-Rmic-Options
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The extra options passed to rmic during server-side generation.
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Default: null
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Extra rmic Options
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Health-Check-Interval-Seconds
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Periodicity (in seconds) of the server's health checks. This controls the frequency of the server's self-health monitoring and the Node Manager's health queries.
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Default: 180
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 2147483647
Units: seconds
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Health Check Interval
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Health-Check-Timeout-Seconds
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Time (in seconds) the Node Manager should wait before timing out its health query to the server.
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Default: 60
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 2147483647
Units: seconds
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Health Check Timeout
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Httpd-Enabled
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Whether or not HTTP support is enabled on the plaintext or SSL port.
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Default: true
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Enable HTTPD
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IIOPEnabled
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Whether or not IIOP support is enabled for both the SSL and non-SSL ports.
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Default: true
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Enable IIOP
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Idle-IIOPConnection-Timeout
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Specify the maximum number of seconds an IIOP connection is allowed to be idle before it is closed by the server. This attribute helps guard against server deadlock through too many open connections.
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Default: 60
Minimum: 0
Units: seconds
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Idle IIOPConnection Timeout
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Instrument-Stack-Trace-Enabled
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Determines whether exception messages include the server-side stack trace.
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Default: true
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Instrument Stack Trace Enabled
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Interface-Address
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Defines the interface address used to specify the NIC that handles cluster multicast traffic.
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Interface Address
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J2EE12Only-Mode-Enabled
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Perpetuated for compatibility with 6.1 GA only. Indicates a version 6.1 server that cannot deploy modules based on EJB 2.0 or Servlet 2.3.
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Default: false
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J2EE12Only Mode Enabled
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JDBCLog-File-Name
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The name of the JDBC log file. If the pathname is not absolute, the path is assumed to be relative to the root directory of the machine on which the server is running. If the log has no path element and is atomic, ie. jdbc.log to avoid name space conflicts the file will be placed relative to the root directory in ./SERVER_NAME/
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Default: "jdbc.log"
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JDBC Logfile Name
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JDBCLogging-Enabled
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Determines whether this server maintains a JDBC log file.
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Enable JDBC Logging
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JMSDefault-Connection-Factories-Enabled
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Enables JMS default connection factories.
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Default: true
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Enable Default JMS Connection Factories
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JNDITransportable-Object-Factory-List
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List of factories that create transportable objects.
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JNDITransportable Object Factory List
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Java-Compiler
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The Java Compiler for all applications that need to compile Java code.
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Default: "javac"
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Java Compiler
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Java-Compiler-Post-Class-Path
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The options to append to the Java compiler classpath for when we need to compile Java code.
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Default: null
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Append to classpath
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Java-Compiler-Pre-Class-Path
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The options to prepend to the Java compiler classpath for when we need to compile Java code.
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Default: null
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Prepend to classpath
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Listen-Address
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The TCP listen address for this server.
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Listen Address
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Listen-Delay-Secs
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Perpetuated for compatibility with 6.1 only.
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Default: 0
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Listen Delay Secs
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Listen-Port
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The plain-text (non-SSL) listen port for this server. If this is disabled the SSL port must be enabled. Additional ports can be configured using network channels (see NetworkChannelMBean). The cluster (multicast) port is configured seperately (see getCluster).
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Default: 7001
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 65534
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Listen Port
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Listen-Port-Enabled
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Get if the plain-text (non-SSL) port is enabled for the server. If this is set to false, the SSL listen port must be configured and enabled.
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Default: true
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Listen Port Enabled
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Log-Remote-Exceptions-Enabled
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Determines whether the server message log includes exceptions that are raised in remote systems.
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Default: false
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Log Remote Exceptions Enabled
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Login-Timeout
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Not used, use getLoginTimeoutMillis instead.
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Default: 1000
Minimum: 0
Units: milliseconds
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Login Timeout
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Login-Timeout-Millis
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The login timeout for the server's plain-text (non-SSL) port, in milliseconds. This is the maximum amount of time allowed for a new connection to establish. A value of 0 indicates there is no maximum. The value must be equal to or greater than 0.
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Default: 5000
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 100000
Units: milliseconds
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Login Timeout
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Logs
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Get logs from the Node Manager for this server. The type is either "WL_output" or "WL_error".
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Logs
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Low-Memory-GCThreshold
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The threshold level at which we will try to garbage collect once the granularity reporting level has been met.
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Default: 5
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 99
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Low Memory GCThreshold
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Low-Memory-Granularity-Level
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The granularity level used in reporting LowMemory information.
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Default: 5
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 100
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Low Memory Granularity Level
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Low-Memory-Sample-Size
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The total sample size used for LowMemoryTimeInterval. Only '1' sample is take at each LowMemoryTimeInterval.
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Default: 10
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 2147483647
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Low Memory Sample Size
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Low-Memory-Time-Interval
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The time interval. So every configured 'time', one sample will be taken up to the LowMemorySampleSize and then repeated.
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Default: 3600
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 2147483647
Units: seconds
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Low Memory Time Interval
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MSIFile-Replication-Enabled
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Indicates whether the replication of configuration files is enabled for a Managed Server. With file replication enabled, the Administration Server copies its configuration file and SerializedSystemIni.dat into the Managed Server's root directory every 5 minutes. This option does not replicate a boot identity file.
You must enable Managed Server Independence to replicate configuration files.
Do not enable file replication for a server that shares an installation or root directory with another server. Unpredictable errors can occur for both servers.
Depending on your backup schemes and the frequency with which you update your domain's configuration, this option might not be worth the performance cost of copying potentially large files across a network.
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Default: false
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MSI File Replication Enabled
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Machine
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The machine on which this server is meant to run. If the server is already running, this will migrate the server to a different machine. If the machine is the same as the machine is the server is already running on, this is a no-op.
Migration consists of taking down the machine using the stop method on the Server (#stop), and restarting the server on the new machine. If anything fails during migration, the appropriate exception will be thrown.
Setting the machine to null means that the server should not be started. If it is already running, it is shutdown.
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Machine
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Managed-Server-Independence-Enabled
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Indicates whether Managed Server Independence is enabled for this server. With Managed Server Independence enabled, you can start a Managed Server even if the Administration Server is unavailable. In such a case, the Managed Server retrieves its configuration by reading a configuration file and other files directly.
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Default: true
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Managed Server Independence Enabled
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Max-COMMessage-Size
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Specify the maximum COM message size allowable in a message header. This attribute attempts to prevent a denial of service attack whereby a caller attempts to force the server to allocate more memory than is available thereby keeping the server from responding quickly to other requests. This setting only applies to connections that are initiated using one of the default ports (ServerMBean setListenPort and setAdministrationPort or SSLMBean setListenPort). Connections on additional ports are tuned via the NetworkChannelMBean.
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Default: 10000000
Minimum: 4096
Maximum: 2000000000
Units: bytes
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Max COMMessage Size
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Max-HTTPMessage-Size
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Specify the maximum HTTP message size allowable in a message header. This attribute attempts to prevent a denial of service attack whereby a caller attempts to force the server to allocate more memory than is available thereby keeping the server from responding quickly to other requests. This setting only applies to connections that are initiated using one of the default ports (ServerMBean setListenPort and setAdministrationPort or SSLMBean setListenPort). Connections on additional ports are tuned via the NetworkChannelMBean.
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Default: 10000000
Minimum: 4096
Maximum: 2000000000
Units: bytes
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Max HTTPMessage Size
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Max-IIOPMessage-Size
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Specify the maximum IIOP message size allowable in a message header. This attribute attempts to prevent a denial of service attack whereby a caller attempts to force the server to allocate more memory than is available thereby keeping the server from responding quickly to other requests.
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Default: 10000000
Minimum: 4096
Maximum: 2000000000
Units: bytes
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Max IIOPMessage Size
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Max-Open-Sock-Count
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The maximum number of open sockets allowed in server at a given point of time. When max threshold is reached, server stops accepting any more new requests until no of sockets drops below threshold.
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Default: 2147483647
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 2147483647
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Max Open Sock Count
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Max-T3Message-Size
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Specify the maximum T3 message size allowable in a message header. This attribute attempts to prevent a denial of service attack whereby a caller attempts to force the server to allocate more memory than is available thereby keeping the server from responding quickly to other requests. This setting only applies to connections that are initiated using one of the default ports (ServerMBean setListenPort and setAdministrationPort or SSLMBean setListenPort). Connections on additional ports are tuned via the NetworkChannelMBean.
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Default: 10000000
Minimum: 4096
Maximum: 2000000000
Units: bytes
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Max T3Message Size
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Name
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The name of the MBean.
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Name
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Native-IOEnabled
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Whether or not native I/O is enabled for the server.
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Default: true
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Native IOEnabled
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Notes
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Optional information that you can include to describe this configuration.
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Notes
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Preferred-Secondary-Group
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Defines secondary clustered instances considered for hosting replicas of the primary HTTP session states created on the server.
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Preferred Secondary Group
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Replication-Group
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Defines preferred clustered instances considered for hosting replicas of the primary HTTP session states created on the server.
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Replication Group
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Restart-Delay-Seconds
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Time (in seconds) the Node Manager should wait before restarting the server. This value will be used in cases such as the OS not allowing listen ports to be reused immedietly.
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Default: 0
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 2147483647
Units: seconds
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Restart Delay Seconds
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Restart-Interval-Seconds
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Interval (in seconds) during which a server can be restarted RestartMax times.
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Default: 3600
Minimum: 300
Maximum: 2147483647
Units: seconds
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Restart Interval
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Restart-Max
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Number of times a server can be restarted within an interval of RestartIntervalSeconds seconds.
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Default: 2
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 2147483647
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Max Restarts within Interval
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Reverse-DNSAllowed
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Returns whether or not the kernel is allowed to perform reverse DNS lookups.
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Default: false
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Reverse DNSAllowed
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Server-Life-Cycle-Timeout-Val
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Number of seconds a ServerLifeCycle operation waits before timing out. It is currently enabled for only shutdown and force shutdown operations. If the operation does not complete within the configured timeout seconds, then the server will shutdown automatically if the state of the server at that time was SHUTTING_DOWN or if the operation was force shutdown. Otherwise, a ServerLifecycleException will be thrown with a message desribing the timeout condition.
The default value is 120 seconds. A value of 0means that the server will wait indefinitely for life cycle operation to complete.
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Default: 120
Minimum: 0
Units: seconds
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Timeout for Server Lifecycle Operations
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Server-Version
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The release identifier for the server. Since this is a configured attribute it is only as accurate as the configuration. The form of the version is major.minor.servicepack.rollingpatch. Not all parts of the version are required. i.e. "7" is acceptable.
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Default: "unknown"
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Server Version
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Staging-Mode
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During application preparation, the application's files are copied from the source on the admin server to the managed server's staging area. If this attribute is nostage or external_stage, the copy will not occur. This is useful when the staging area is a shared directory, already containing the application files, or if this is a single server domain. The administrator must ensure that the managed server's staging directory is set appropriately. Deployment errors will result if the application is not available during the preparation or activation of the application. This attribute can be overridden with the ApplicationMBean StagingMode attribute.
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Default: null
Valid values:
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Staging Mode
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Startup-Mode
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Startup Mode for the server
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Default: "RUNNING"
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Startup Mode
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Stdout-Debug-Enabled
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Determines whether the server sends debug messages to standard out in addition to the log file. You must enable Log to Standard Outfor this property to be relevant.
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Default: false
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Stdout Debug Enabled
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Stdout-Enabled
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Enables the server to send messages to standard out in addition to the log file. Use StdoutDebugEnabled and StdoutSeverityLevelto determine the type of messages that the server sends to standard out.
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Default: true
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Stdout Enabled
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Stdout-Format
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The output format to use when logging to the console.
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Default: "standard"
Valid values:
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Stdout Format
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Stdout-Log-Stack
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Whether to dump stack traces to the console when included in logged message.
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Default: true
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Stdout Log Stack
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Stdout-Severity-Level
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The minimum severity of a message that the server sends to standard out. You must enable Log to Standard Out for this value to be relevant.
The values of severities are INFO(64), WARNING(32), ERROR(16), NOTICE(8), CRITICAL(4), ALERT(2) and EMERGENCY(1). The lower the number, the higher the severity.
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Default: 16
Valid values:
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Stdout Severity Level
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Stuck-Thread-Max-Time
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The time that is used to determine when a thread might be stuck. If a thread has been working for this time, it might be stuck in some bad state.
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Default: 600
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 2147483647
Units: seconds
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Stuck Thread Max Time
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Stuck-Thread-Timer-Interval
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The time interval that is used to scan the state of the running threads. This along with StuckThreadMaxTime is used to determine when a thread might be stuck.
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Default: 600
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 2147483647
Units: seconds
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Stuck Thread Timer Interval
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TGIOPEnabled
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Whether or not TGIOP support is enabled.
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Default: false
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TGIOPEnabled
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Thread-Pool-Percent-Socket-Readers
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The percentage (1-99) of execute threads from the default queue hat may be used as socket readers.
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Default: 33
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 99
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Thread Pool Percent Socket Readers
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Transaction-Log-File-Prefix
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The path prefix for the server's JTA transaction log files. If the pathname is not absolute, the path is assumed to be relative to the root directory of the machine on which the server is running.
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Default: "./"
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Transaction Log File Prefix
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Tunneling-Client-Ping-Secs
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Interval (in seconds) at which to ping an http-tunneled client to see if its still alive (in seconds).
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Default: 45
Minimum: 1
Units: seconds
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Tunneling Client Ping
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Tunneling-Client-Timeout-Secs
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Duration (in seconds) after which a missing http-tunneled client is considered dead (in seconds).
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Default: 40
Minimum: 1
Units: seconds
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Tunneling Client Timeout
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Tunneling-Enabled
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Enables tunneling via HTTP.
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Default: false
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Enable Tunneling
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Upload-Directory-Name
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Identifies the directory path on the AdminServer where all uploaded applications are placed. If an absolute directory name is not specified, the path is relative to rootdirectory/ The default staging directory is "stage", relative to the server root.. On the ManagedServer this returns null, and is not configurable
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Upload Directory Name
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Verbose-EJBDeployment-Enabled
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Whether or not verbose deployment of EJB's is enabled.
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Default: "false"
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Verbose EJBDeployment Enabled
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XMLEntity-Cache
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The XML Entity Cache for the server
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XMLEntity Cache
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XMLRegistry
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The XML Registry for the server.
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XMLRegistry
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