Servlet Descriptors - General Tab

General (Servlets)

You use the General tab to specify overall properties for a servlet in the web application. You only need to specify deployment descriptors for web application components that the user can access directly.

Field/Column

Explanation

Servlet Name

Enter the name of the servlet or JSP.

Display Name

Enter a short name that will be displayed by the GUI tools accessing this servlet or JSP.

Servlet Class/JSP File

For servlets, displays the fully qualified class name of the servlet. For JSPs, displays the full path to the JSP file within the web application.

URL Pattern

Displays a comma delimited list of the URLs that will invoke the servlet/jsp. This information is read from the Servlet (WAR) tab shown in the URL Pattern field.

Description

Enter a description of the servlet/JSP.

Load Order

Enter a number to specify that this servlet should be loaded on the startup of the web application. Enter a positive number indicating the order in which the servlet should be loaded. Note that lower integers are loaded before higher integers. Enter 0 (or a negative number) to indicate that the container is free to load the servlet at any time in the startup sequence.

See also
	Using the iPlanet Application Server Customizer

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Field/Column	Explanation
Servlet Name	Enter the name of the servlet or JSP.
Display Name	Enter a short name that will be displayed by the GUI tools accessing this servlet or JSP.
Servlet Class/JSP File	For servlets, displays the fully qualified class name of the servlet. For JSPs, displays the full path to the JSP file within the web application.
URL Pattern	Displays a comma delimited list of the URLs that will invoke the servlet/jsp. This information is read from the Servlet (WAR) tab shown in the URL Pattern field.
Description	Enter a description of the servlet/JSP.
Load Order	Enter a number to specify that this servlet should be loaded on the startup of the web application. Enter a positive number indicating the order in which the servlet should be loaded. Note that lower integers are loaded before higher integers. Enter 0 (or a negative number) to indicate that the container is free to load the servlet at any time in the startup sequence.