HACP EE WITH EMBEDDED JETTY SERVER

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Introduction
Embedded servers are quite scalable and can host applications that support millions of users. From HACP EE version 1.10, an embedded server (which is a part of Host On-Demand) is included along with the deployable application, to support all the functionalities of HACP EE including a standalone server.
The main advantage of having an embedded server (One Server) is that, it is not necessary to pre-install a web server in the deployment environment to work with the application.

Brief Description

• The embedded server can be enabled for use by selecting this option while installing the Host On-Demand product.
• Upon enabling the embedded server, a new entry is created in the NSMprop file (under the embedded web server’s private directory).
• This server gets triggered when the service manager starts executing.
• Administrators have the user interface to start/stop an embedded web server.
• By default, the port number for the web server is set as 8080, and can be modified by users.

 
Overriding default configurations
By default, Service manager takes the default parameters defined in the code when it starts execution. But the default values can be overridden by Administrators, by defining property values in the existing config.properties (which is present in the HOD publish directory).
Below are the parameters that can be defined to override the default configurations.
publishDirContextPath = hod
WebAppServerPort=8080
WebAppServerSecurePort=8443
ConfigServerPort=8999
zfpClientContextPath=hex
 
Notes:

1. The Service Manager must be restarted after a configuration change, to pick the modified values from the config.properties
2. The HACP EE WAR file resides in the lib folder under the HOD publish directory (HostOnDemand).  

 
 
Contact
Praveen Shashikant
Chief Programmer - IBM Host On-Demand and HACP EE
praveeny@hcl.com
 
 
Author Name
Nagarani
Developer - HACP EE
p-nagarani@hcl.com