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96 iPlanet Web Server, Enterprise Edition Programmer’s Guide to Servlets • May 2001

for Unix, the directives are the same except for the following parameter:

NSServletEarlyInit takes an optional parameter, cache_dir, which specifies the

location of a temporary cache directory for JSP classes. By default, the directory is

named

ClassCache and goes under your server root directory.

NSServletLateInit takes the following optional parameters:

Objects in obj.conf

NSServletService takes two optional parameters, servlet="servlet_name" and

context="context_name". These parameters allow you to define objects in

obj.conf that generate responses for specific servlets or contexts. You can use one

or both parameters in a directive. The servlet or context must be defined in the

servlets.properties or contexts.properties file. You can define an object

that pertains to a particular servlet, a particular servlet context, or both. For

example, you can direct files of a specific type (in this case,

*.foo) to a specific

servlet (in this case, the

wasp servlet):

shlib="server_root/bin/https/lib/libNSServletPlugin.so"

CatchSignals Specifies whether or not Java thread dumps are

logged. The value is yes or no.

requestDispatcherNestDepth Controls the nesting depth of the

RequestDispatcher.forward and include

methods. The default depth is 10. This parameter

also affects nesting levels of JSP forward and

include invocations. You cannot assign an

arbitrary value for this depth unless the

StackSize magnus.conf directive is set to an

appropriate value. Setting this parameter to an

arbitrarily high value may result in stack overflow

and a server crash.

NOTE The information in this section applies to legacy (iPlanet Web Server

4.x) servlets and is deprecated.

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