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Page 1 - Programmer’s Guide

Programmer’s GuideNetscape Enterprise ServerVersion 6.1April 2002 (Draft)

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIs10 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)The main configuration files are magnus.conf, server.xm

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server.xml100 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)errorlog (optional) Specifies a log file forvirtual-server-specific err

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servers.lstChapter 2 Configuration Files 101servers.lstPurposeLists the Netscape servers managed by the Administration Server. Do not modifythis file.

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servlets.properties102 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)The servlet properties, described in Table 2-24, apply only to

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servlets.propertiesChapter 2 Configuration Files 103• The Servlet 2.2 API specification at:http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/index.htmlTable 2-24 s

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web.xml104 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)web.xmlPurposeDefines a web application, including its servlets, URL mappi

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web-apps.xmlChapter 2 Configuration Files 105See Also• Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide to Servlets• The Servlet 2.2 API specification at

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web-apps.xml106 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)Table 2-26 web-apps.xmlElement/Attribute Allowed Subelements orValues

Page 10 - Enterprise Server 6.1 APIs

web-apps.xmlChapter 2 Configuration Files 107filter,filter-mappingImplements the Filter APIfrom the Servlet 2.3specification. Used within aweb-app ele

Page 11 - Server-Parsed HTML Tags

web-apps.xml108 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)init-param param-name,param-value,descriptionSpecifies an initializat

Page 12 - Enabling CGI

web-apps.xmlChapter 2 Configuration Files 109enc none, auto,oraspecific encoding suchas utf8 or Shift_JISauto • encoding:usesthespecified encoding.• n

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIsChapter 1 Overview 11Server-Parsed HTML TagsEnterprise Server 6.1 provides a C API for defining your own server-side tags.Th

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web-apps.xml110 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)map-to user, group group Specifies whether to maprole-name values fro

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web-apps.xmlChapter 2 Configuration Files 111vs auth-native,class-loader,form-login-session,jsp-servlet,parameter-encoding,response-buffer,response-co

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web-apps.xml112 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)

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113Chapter 3Server-Parsed HTML TagsHTML files can contain tags that are executed on the server. In addition tosupporting the standard server-side tags

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UsingServer-SideHTMLCommands114 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)Notethatyou mustset NativeThread="no" for 6

Page 19 - CGI Variables

Using Server-Side HTML CommandsChapter 3 Server-Parsed HTML Tags 115• flastmod• execconfigThe config command initializes the format for other commands

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UsingServer-SideHTMLCommands116 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)In Enterprise Server 6.1, you can use the include com

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Using Server-Side HTML CommandsChapter 3 Server-Parsed HTML Tags 117execThe exec command runs a shellcommand or CGI program.•Thecmd attribute (UNIX on

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Embedding Servlets118 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)Embedding ServletsEnterprise Server 6.1 supports the <SERVLE

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Defining Customized Server-Parsed HTML TagsChapter 3 Server-Parsed HTML Tags 119<servlet><servlet-name> pparams </servlet-name><s

Page 24 - Enabling NSAPI

Enterprise Server 6.1 APIs12 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)CGICommon Gateway Interface (CGI) programs run on the s

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Defining Customized Server-Parsed HTML Tags120 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)The MechanicsThe steps for defining a

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Defining Customized Server-Parsed HTML TagsChapter 3 Server-Parsed HTML Tags 121The tag execution function must return an int that indicates whether t

Page 27 - Certificate-Mapping API

Defining Customized Server-Parsed HTML Tags122 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)The signatures for these functions are

Page 28 - API Summary

Defining Customized Server-Parsed HTML TagsChapter 3 Server-Parsed HTML Tags 123mytag_des(TagUserData v1){}/* FUNCTION : mytag_load** DESCRIPTION: Sht

Page 29 - <SERVLET> tag, as

Defining Customized Server-Parsed HTML Tags124 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)length = util_sprintf(buf, "<h

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Defining Customized Server-Parsed HTML TagsChapter 3 Server-Parsed HTML Tags 125Any of these arguments can return NULL except for the tag and execFn.L

Page 31 - Configuration Files

Defining Customized Server-Parsed HTML Tags126 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)

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127Appendix AConfiguration File ChangesThis chapter summarizes major configuration file changes between iPlanet WebServer 4.x and Netscape Enterprise

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magnus.conf128 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)ACLFile (none) See the ACLFILE element inserver.xmlAddress (none) See

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magnus.confAppendix A Configuration File Changes 129(none) IOTimeout (new)(none) Init functions from obj.conf Allfunctions arepresent except forcache-

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIsChapter 1 Overview 13Do not remove this objectfrom obj.conf.Ifyoudo,theserverwillneverrecognizeCGI directories, regardless o

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magnus.conf130 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)PidLog PidLog (unchanged)Port (none) See the LS element inserver.xmlPo

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obj.confAppendix A Configuration File Changes 131obj.confThe obj.conf file has lost its Init directives to the magnus.conf file and acquirednew direct

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contexts.properties132 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)contexts.propertiesThe contexts.properties file is still suppo

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rules.propertiesAppendix A Configuration File Changes 133rules.propertiesThe function of the rules.properties file is now handled by theservlet-mappin

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servlets.properties134 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)Afewservlets.properties functions are in the web.xml file. For

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servlets.propertiesAppendix A Configuration File Changes 135config.bufferSize size attribute ofresponse-buffer elementstartup (none) Specified in aloa

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servlets.properties136 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)

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Index 137IndexAabbrev, value ofsizefmt attribute 115about this book 7AccelFileCache directive 127acceptlanguage attribute 99, 100AcceptLanguage direct

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138 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)Bbackups.conf 32basedir parameter 81basedn attribute 100basic-auth function 75bas

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Index 139config.docRoot property 103, 134config.realPathFromRequest property 103, 134config.reloadInterval property 104, 134config.respondCookieVersio

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIs14 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)6. Set the owner of Cgistub to root:chown root Cgistub7

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140 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)Days directive 41dbm parameter 75dbswitch.conf 41dcsuffix property 42DefaultCharS

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Index 141Ffamily attribute 95file attribute 98file attribute of include command 116file extensionsfor CGI 13file parameter 80, 85FileCacheEnable param

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142 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)of SLAVE element 36of thread-pool element 64of USERDB element 100of virtual-serve

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Index 143Kkeepalive-bucket element attribute 66KeepAliveThreads directive 56, 129KeepAliveTimeout directive 56, 129KernelThreads directive 56, 129key-

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144 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)Nname attribute 64name directive 40name parameterof assign-name function 76of com

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Index 145pid attribute 65PidLog directive 58, 130pluginscreating 24for more info 25installing 25pool parameter 51pool-init function 52port attribute 9

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146 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)for more info 25installing 25secondsMaxAge attribute 67secondsRunning attribute 6

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Index 147function for registering custom server-side tags125shtml_init 11, 113shtml_public.h 120shtml_send 11, 113shtml_send function 89, 131shtml-hac

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148 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’sGuide • April 2002 (Draft)thread-pool-bucket element 65thread-pool-init function 52ticksDispatch attribute

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIsChapter 1 Overview 15Cgistub enforces the following security restrictions:• The user the CGI program executes as must have a

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIs16 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)3. Create the cgi-bin directory.mkdir cgi-binchown user

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIsChapter 1 Overview 175. List /dev/tcp, and notethe major and minor numbers oftheresulting output.In this example, the major

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIs18 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)10. Create and populate bin and usr/bin in the chroot d

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIsChapter 1 Overview 19Adding CGI Programs to the ServerTo add CGI programs to the Enterprise Server, simply do one of the fol

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Netscape Communications Corporation ("Netscape") and its licensorsretain all ownershiprights to thesoftware programs offered byNetscape (ref

Page 62 - You can view it here:

Enterprise Server 6.1 APIs20 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)HTTPS_SECRETKEYSIZE The keysize of thesecret part of th

Page 63 - Enterprise Server,thevalue

Enterprise Server 6.1 APIsChapter 1 Overview 21For More InformationA myriad of information about writing CGI programs is available. A good startingpoi

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIs22 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)A JavaServer Page (JSP) is a page, much like an HTML pa

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIsChapter 1 Overview 23For UNIX, the shlib valueisasfollows:shlib="server_root/bin/https/lib/libNSServletPlugin.so"T

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIs24 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)NSAPINetscape Server Application Programming Interface

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIsChapter 1 Overview 25Installing NSAPI Plugins (SAFs)ToloadnewNSAPIpluginscontainingcustomizedSAFsintotheserver,addanInit dir

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIs26 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)To create access control lists, use the Restrict Access

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Enterprise Server 6.1 APIsChapter 1 Overview 27For information about changes to the access control API in Enterprise Server 6.1,see the comments in th

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API Summary28 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)API SummaryThe following table lists the APIs available in Enterprise

Page 71 - Parameter Allowed

Changes from Previous VersionsChapter 1 Overview 29API Changes Since Enterprise Server 3.x• New API for defining customized server-parsed tags as NSAP

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3ContentsAboutThisBook ...7WheretoFindRelatedInformation ...

Page 73 - Directive Description

Changes from Previous Versions30 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)

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31Chapter 2Configuration FilesConfiguration files control how Netscape Enterprise Server operates. This chaptersummarizes the Purpose, Location, and C

Page 75 - AuthTrans Functions

backups.conf32 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)•password.conf• rules.properties•server.xml•servers.lst• servlets.pro

Page 76 - NameTrans Functions

certmap.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 33dmserv/config/contexts.propertiesrules.properties:https-admserv/conf_bk/rules.properties:2:952103068:https

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certmap.conf34 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)Locationserver_root/bin/https/install/miscserver_root/userdbSyntaxcer

Page 78 - PathCheck Functions

cjava.propertiesChapter 2 Configuration Files 35cjava.propertiesPurposeDefines servlet and JVM error messages.Locationserver_root/bin/https/resSyntaxe

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cluster.xml36 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)SyntaxMost of the file has the following basic XML syntax, with nested

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contexts.propertiesChapter 2 Configuration Files 37contexts.propertiesPurposeProvided for backward compatibility with iPlanet Web Server 4.x.Usingweb-

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contexts.properties38 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)sessionmgr.initArgs Commaseparatedname=valuepairsDepends onses

Page 82 - ObjectType Functions

contexts.propertiesChapter 2 Configuration Files 39authdb A databasenamedefault The name of the authenticationdatabase. This database mustalso be defi

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Page 84 - Service Functions

cron.conf40 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)cron.confPurposeAllows you to program the server to perform maintenance

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dbswitch.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 41dbswitch.confPurposeSpecifies the LDAP directory that Enterprise Server uses.Locationserver_root/userdbSy

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jvm12.conf42 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)jvm12.confPurposeAllows you to change Java Virtual Machine™ settings.Lo

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jvm12.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 43server_root/https-server_id/conf_bkSyntax[JVMConfig]setting=value...See AlsoNetscape Enterprise Server Progr

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jvm12.conf44 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)jvm.printErrors 0 (off), 1 (logsto log file), 2(logs tostderr)0 Enables

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magnus.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 45magnus.confPurposeContains global variable settings that affect server functioning. This file is readonly a

Page 90 - AddLog Functions

magnus.conf46 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)Locationserver_root/https-admserv/configserver_root/https-admserv/conf

Page 91 - Error Functions

magnus.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 47See AlsoNetscape Enterprise Server NSAPI Programmer’s GuideAppendix A, “Configuration File Changes”Init Fun

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magnus.conf48 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)format FormatfortheUNIXfunctionstrftime()%d-%b-%Y%H:%M(optional, iPlan

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magnus.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 49expire 1 to31536000seconds(1 year)1200 seconds(20 minutes)(optional) specifies how long(in seconds) ittakes

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5Chapter 3 Server-ParsedHTMLTags ...113UsingServer-SideHTMLCommands...

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magnus.conf50 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)rotate-error yes, no yes (optional) determines whethererror logs are r

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magnus.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 51init-uhome Loads user home directoryinformation.pwfile (optional) specifies the full filesystem path to a f

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magnus.conf52 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)stdout console Directs output to the WindowsNT/Windows 2000 console.pe

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magnus.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 53magnus.conf Directivesname Name of the thread pool.maxthreads Maximum number ofthreadsinthe pool.minthreads

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magnus.conf54 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)CGIExpirationTimeout Any numberof seconds300(5 minutes)recommendedSpec

Page 100 - Description

magnus.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 55ConnQueueSize Any numberof connections5000 Specifies the number ofoutstanding(yet to be serviced) connectio

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magnus.conf56 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)HTTPVersion m.n; m is themajor versionnumber and nthe minorversionnumb

Page 102 - See Also

magnus.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 57MaxCGIStubs Any numberof CGI stubs10 Controls the maximum number ofCGIStub processes the server canspawn. T

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magnus.conf58 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)PidLog Avalidpathtoa file(none) Specifiesa filein whichto recordthepro

Page 104 - Default Value Description

magnus.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 59ServerString Astring Netscape-Enterprise/6.1 AOLModifies the HTTP header Server.Can be used when the type,

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magnus.conf60 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)TempDir Apath /tmp (UNIX)TEMP(environmentvariable forWindowsNT/Windows

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mime.typesChapter 2 Configuration Files 61mime.typesPurposeMaps standard MIME types to file extensions. Each virtual server can have its ownmime.types

Page 108 - Enterprise Serverthat

nesstats.xml62 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)nesstats.xmlPurposeReports server performance statistics. Configured

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nesstats.xmlChapter 2 Configuration Files 63SyntaxThe file has the following basic XML syntax, with nested elements:<ELEMENT attribute="value&

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nesstats.xml64 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)maxProcs The maximum number of processes.maxThreads The maximum numbe

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nesstats.xmlChapter 2 Configuration Files 65pid The operating system process identifier thatuniquely identifies this process.mode unknown, active Disp

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nesstats.xml66 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)countThreads The number of request processing threads.maxThreads The

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nesstats.xmlChapter 2 Configuration Files 67countHits The total number of times connections inkeepalive mode have subsequently made avalid request.cou

Page 114 - UsingServer-SideHTMLCommands

nesstats.xml68 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)countInfoMisses Thenumberoftimesa fileinformationlookuphas failed.cou

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nesstats.xmlChapter 2 Configuration Files 69countBytesReceived The number of bytes received, or 0 if thisinformation is not available.countBytesTransm

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7About This BookThis book is a starting point for developers who need information about using thevarious APIs and programming technologies that are su

Page 117 - Commands

ns-cron.conf70 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)ns-cron.confPurposeActivates or deactivates the cron.conf file.Locati

Page 118 - Embedding Servlets

nsfc.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 71Syntaxparameter=valueSee AlsoNetscape Enterprise Server Performance Tuning, Sizing, and Scaling GuideTable 2-

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obj.conf72 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)obj.confPurposeDetermines client responses to requests. Each virtualserve

Page 120 - The Mechanics

obj.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 73server_root/https-server_id/configserver_root/https-server_id/conf_bkSyntaxdirective fn=function param1="

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obj.conf74 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)The bucket ParameterThe following performance buckets are predefined in E

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obj.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 75AuthTrans FunctionsTable 2-15 obj.conf AuthTrans functionsFunction/Parameter AllowedValuesDefaultValueDescript

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obj.conf76 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)NameTrans Functionsqos-handler Examines the current quality of service st

Page 124 - .Thesignatureis:

obj.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 77path Thepathandnameofthehomepagefile.Ifpathstarts with a slash (/),it is assumed to be a full pathtoa file.pfx

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obj.conf78 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)PathCheck Functionssubdir The subdirectory within the user’s home directo

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obj.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 79deny-existence Indicatesthataresourcewasnotfound.path (optional) a wildcard pattern of the file-systempath to

Page 127 - Configuration File Changes

Where to Find Related Information8 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)Where to Find Related InformationAdditional Enter

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obj.conf80 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)get-client-cert Gets the authenticated client certificate from theSSL3 se

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obj.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 81descend (optional) if present, specifies that the servershould search in subdirectories of this directoryfor d

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obj.conf82 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)ObjectType Functionsfrom A commaseparated list(optional) a listof URIs fo

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obj.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 83set-default-type Allows you to define a default charset,content-encoding,andcontent-languagefor the response b

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obj.conf84 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)Service Functionstype-by-extension Sets the content-type header for the r

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obj.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 85ChunkedRequestTimeout Numberofseconds60 (optional) determinesthe default timeout,inseconds, for “un-chunking”

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obj.conf86 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)timefmt (optional) a time format string for:LASTMOD:.Iftimefmt is not pro

Page 135 - Comments

obj.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 87send-cgi Sets up environment variables, launches aCGI program, and sends the response to theclient.user (UNIXo

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obj.conf88 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)nice (UNIX only) Accepts an increment thatdetermines the CGI program&apos

Page 137 - Index 137

obj.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 89shtml_send Parses an HTML document, scanning forembedded commands. These commandsmay provide information from

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9Chapter 1OverviewNetscape Enterprise Server 6.1 supports a variety of application programminginterfaces (APIs) and programming technologies that enab

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obj.conf90 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)AddLog FunctionsTable 2-20 obj.conf AddLog functionsFunction/Parameter Al

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password.confChapter 2 Configuration Files 91Error Functionspassword.confPurposeBy default, the web server prompts the administrator for the key datab

Page 141 - Index 141

rules.properties92 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)Ifyou areusing the internal PKCS#11softwareencryption modulethatc

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server.xmlChapter 2 Configuration Files 93See Also• Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide to Servlets•Theweb.xml file• Appendix A, “Configurat

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server.xml94 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)See AlsoNetscape Enterprise Server NSAPI Programmer’s Guide, Chapter 8T

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server.xmlChapter 2 Configuration Files 95ip An IP address indotted-pair or IPv6notation.Canalso be0.0.0.0 forINADDR_ANY.IP address of the listen sock

Page 145 - Index 145

server.xml96 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)tcpnodelay on, off on (optional) Allows you to modify thedefault TCP da

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server.xmlChapter 2 Configuration Files 97servercertnickname The nickname of the server certificatein the certificate database or thePKCS#11 token. In

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server.xml98 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)file ThenameofaMIMEtypesfile.Forinformation about the format of thisfil

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server.xmlChapter 2 Configuration Files 99acceptlanguage on, off off (optional) If on, the server parses theAccept-Language header and sendsan appropr

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