On the listener’s General tab, you can configure the following properties:
Protocol IIOP, IIOPS, HTTP, HTTPS, or RMI. The protocol determines the type of clients that are supported. Protocols that end with “s” provide secure socket support.
HTTP and HTTPS – support browser and Web service clients.
IIOP and IIOPS – support EJB and CORBA clients.
RMI – supports JMX system management clients.
The configuration property name is protocol.
Host Name The name of the machine on which EAServer is running. The
configuration property name is host.
Port The port number where the server listens for requests. The configuration property name is port.
Listen Back Log The maximum backlog for incoming requests. The configuration property name is listenBackLog.
Security Profile If the protocol is HTTPS or IIOPS, enter the name of the security profile to use for this listener—see Chapter 10, “Security Configuration Tasks,” in the EAServer Security Administration and Programming Guide. The configuration property name is securityProfile.
Include Server Info in Session ID Include the server’s IP address and port number in the HTTP session ID. This is required if you are using a Web redirector for load balancing. The configuration property name is includeServerInfoInSession.
Maximum Number of Threads HTTP and HTTP listeners only. Specify the size of the thread
pool that is used to run HTTP requests. This number can be less
than the number of client connections. EAServer runs an HTTP request
by pulling a thread from the pool to run the request. If the thread
pool is too small, you may see [SocketListener] LOW
ON THREADS errors in the log. This happens when
too many clients try to send requests at the same time. The configuration
property name is maxThreads. The default is -1,
which indicates that EAServer uses the Jetty default value of 256.
