Configuration Tasks 
Typically, after installing the necessary cluster configuration and after
applying the appropriate template for that configuration (using the 
Template
Installer), the J2EE Engine cluster should be configured optimally for
your scenario, hardware resources, and workload. However, you may need to
configure the J2EE Engine additionally to adapt the system to the needs and
requirements of a particular business scenario. The following configuration
tasks are available:
Task |
Description |
Includes information how to install new Java instances and add server processes to existing Java instances. |
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Includes configuration of some additional parameters according to the size of the J2EE Engine cluster, the expected workload, and so on. |
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Includes procedures explaining how to enable encryption functions in the J2EE Engine, how to activate secure storage in the file system, and so on. |
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Includes configuration of the necessary communication ports. |
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Includes configuration of the users that access the server, configuration of the security features for the applications that run on the J2EE Engine, and so on. |
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Includes configuration procedures for tuning those J2EE Engine components that are usually used by the applications. These components are: · Web Container · EJB Container · Remote communication with RMI-IIOP and RMI-P4 · Database connectivity · JMS Provider |