This is the last article of this series. Here I will introduce how to configure the server and it will upload the source code.

Directory structure:

aquait-appserver /

• application /
  • db_connection_pool.config Configuring the connection pool to the base
  • Configuring modules modules.config
  • services.config service configuration
  • messaging.config Configuring the messaging
  • security.config Security Settings
• lib /
  • Runtime-bin_2009r1.jar aquaitrt
  • mail.jar mail Service
• log /
• Configuring logging logging.config
• server.config Server Configuration
• start.sh
• stop.sh
• start.cmd Scripts to start and stop the server
• start.sh
• stop.cmd
• stop.sh

logging.config

handlers = java.util.logging.ConsoleHandler, java.util.logging.FileHandler

java.util.logging.FileHandler.level = ALL

java.util.logging.FileHandler.pattern =. / log / server.% u.txt

java.util.logging.FileHandler.limit = 50000

java.util.logging.FileHandler.count = 1

java.util.logging.FileHandler.formatter = com.aquait.utils.logging.ServerFormatter

java.util.logging.ConsoleHandler.level = INFO

java.util.logging.ConsoleHandler.formatter = com.aquait.utils.logging.ServerFormatter

File that configures the logging. The server uses the standard Java SE API for logging. The default file defines two handlers. The first and second files generated logs on to the console. For more details, see http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/logging/package-summary.html.

server.config

# Server config

# Server listening port

#

port = 6666

# Worker pool size

#

workers.poolsize = 10

# Shutdown password

#

shutdown.password = _shut_down_now_server_

This file defines three server parameters. First, the TCP / IP on which the server listens for connections. Clients must be connected to this port. The second parameter defines the number of workers (threads) that deal with customer orders. And the third is the password to download the server. Lowered by the stop script that communicates the defined port and sends a special message. The server can only be downloaded from the same host where you are running.

db_connection_pool.config

# DBConnectionPoolModule configuration

#

# Examples:

# Url = jdbc: oracle: thin: @ <host>: <port>: <database>

# Driverclass = oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver

#

enable = false

url = <url>

username = <user>

password = <pass>

driverclass = <driver_class>

autocommit = false

poolsize = 5

MaxPoolSize = 10

This file controls the parameters of the pool of connections to the database.

modules.config

# Modules to load

# Format:

# Module.name = <module_name>

# Module [<module_name>]. Class = <module_class>

#

This file delcaran modules that will be deployed on the server. Each module can have a varible amount of parameters.

messaging.config

# MessagingModule configuration

#

enable = false

poolsize = 10

# Security realms

# Format (<n> starts at 0):

# Security_realm [<n>] = <security_realm_class>

#

This file configures the server security. You can define multiple realms that are executed in order for each customer order.

services.config

# Services

# Format:

# Service [<service_name>]. Interface = <service_interface>

# Service [<service_name>]. Implementation = <service_implementation>

# Service [<service_name>]. Parameter [<param_name>] = <param_value>

#

This file configures the services that are published on the server. For each service, you should configure the interface and the implementation of this. Also, optionally, you can add initialization parameters.

With this we end this series. I'm always the order with any questions you have regarding this server.

Download source code: aquaitrt_2009-10-14.tar.gz

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