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jrun/4/JRun_Administrators_Guide/connectors2.htm

2005-09-03T02:48:45

I have configured IIS6 with a ISAPI pointing to my JRun server directory (gst-war), and it runs html and jsp pages fine, but when a servlet
is called I get "Server Error Too many concurrent requests, jcp.endpoint.main.max.threads exeeded." I have been round and round but always that same error.
It runs fine on the live server, but as soon as I transfer it I always get this error.
Can anyone effectively help here?

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jrunrandy — 2005-06-27T13:20:24

Have you tried it? I think it should work OK. My understanding is that the connector talks to JRun through a port, not by knowing the directory structure.

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ravi_kiran99 — 2005-05-31T19:47:12

we have a one webserver (iplanet)-one jrun architecture. We have migrated the webserver to a new version and the jrun connection settings in obj.conf have also been migrated. Everything seems to be working fine.
Does the wsconfig.properties file need to be changed if the webserver install path changes. Is it by used by JRUN to locate the webserver at any point.

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jrunrandy — 2005-04-25T13:18:06

Have you read the JRun Security chapter? It starts with http://livedocs.macromedia.com/jrun/4/JRun_Administrators_Guide/authentic.htm

In particular, you might want to look at the "Integrating with an existing security mechanism" discussion: http://livedocs.macromedia.com/jrun/4/JRun_Administrators_Guide/authentic4.htm

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AWhitford — 2005-04-21T12:45:47

What about Security when using a Web Service Connector? For example, when using IIS and JRun 4, the JRun Security does not seem to be prevailing (the authentication piece). How is this designed to function? Are users being authenticated twice, or just one or the other? I was wondering if I could disable IIS authentication and just use JRun authentication?

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blackshirt — 2005-02-23T13:30:36

I tried to create a manual connection to IIS without using the wsconfig tool. This does not work!
However, if I use the wsconfig tool to create the initial files, I can move those files(.dll, .ini, and .store) to a completely different folder structure and report my Jrunscripts and ISAPI filter to the new folder and .dll and all will work. Even when I remove the entry in the wsconfig tool and make sure everything still will work.
Its only on new sites and trying to do the manual connection from the start. I believe the wsconfig tool is doing setting some flag somewhere. In Jrun3.1 there use to be a connection module flag. In Jrun 4 is this flag set still used somewhere?

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jrunrandy — 2005-01-21T06:10:50

I can give you brief explanations:
proxyretryinterval
Specifies the number of seconds to wait before trying to reconnect to an unreachable clustered server.

connecttimeout
Specifies the number of seconds to wait on a socket connect to a JRun server.

recvtimeout
Specifies the number of seconds to wait on a socket receive to a JRun server.

sendtimeout
Specifies the number of seconds to wait on a socket send to a JRun server.

Sorry to say that I don't have an guidance on tuning. Maybe try asking on the forums: http://webforums.macromedia.com/jrun/

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2005-01-21T05:34:01

Can someone from Macromedia explain the purpose, default values, and possible tunning of the following properties added by JRun Updater4?

JRunConfig ProxyRetryInterval 45
JRunConfig ConnectTimeout 45
JRunConfig RecvTimeout 45
JRunConfig SendTimeout 45

Also, are all these properties in seconds?

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jrunrandy — 2004-12-21T05:32:09

It shouldn't matter what order you start them in.

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8186498 — 2004-12-20T22:01:53

Is it necessary to start JRun in advance before starting external web server like iPlanet 6.0?

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mangesh@iflex — 2004-12-12T07:56:41

The updater 4 wsconfig adds following lines to httpd.conf

JRunConfig ProxyRetryInterval 45

#JRunConfig ConnectTimeout 45

JRunConfig RecvTimeout 45

#JRunConfig SendTimeout 45

I could not find any documentation explaining the above in detail, does any 1 know where I can get this Info.

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jrunrandy — 2004-04-19T06:40:39

It looks like the URL is now http://www.macromedia.com/support/jrun/ts/documents/hf_71059_isapi01.htm

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2004-04-19T06:19:12

The url above (http://www.macromedia.com/support/jrun/ts/documents/hf_71059_isapi.htm) does not work.

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jrunrandy — 2004-03-10T07:37:12

See http://www.macromedia.com/support/jrun/ts/documents/apache_cipher_suite.htm for important information on the configuration requirements to retrieve cipher suite and key size attribute data when connected to an Apache web server.

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2004-01-23T13:02:29

I guess that the "magnus.conf" stuff for iplanet/netscape is really
also "obj.conf" stuff?

jrun/4/JRun_Administrators_Guide/connectors2.htm

2003-12-17T11:38:14

JRun connector passes a request URI to JRun or the location of the actual page to JRun, or the contents of the document?

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2003-08-26T08:44:07

What are the default and recommended values for the apialloc property?
All the examples show it at false. Is there any place that describes the pros/cons of
having this property set to true or false?

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jrunrandy — 2003-08-26T08:43:20

In general, you never change the apialloc setting unless Macromedia Support personnel tell you to change it.