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# ::PACKAGE:: Master configuration file #
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servlet-container = resin
servlet-webxml = servlet23

# NB: all hostnames used should be
# the fully qualified name as returned
# by the 'hostname' command with no arguments.

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# UNIX system level configuration

# Installation directory for resin
resin-home = /usr/local/resin

# Installation directory for this app
app-home = /var/www/::PACKAGE::

# Directory containing the base runtime & config files
runtime-home = /usr/share/::PACKAGE::

# UNIX accounts to run as
user = servlet
group = servlet

# Whereever you installed JDK 1.3.1
# java-home = /usr/j2se
# java-home = /usr/java/jdk1.3.1
java-home = /opt/IBMJava2-131

# Optionally tell java to use more memory
#
# For Sun's JDK, on a machine with 1GB
#jre-args = -J-client -J-Xss128k -J-Xms512m -J-Xmx512m -J-XX:NewSize=128m -J-XX:MaxNewSize=128m
#
# For IBM's JDK on a machine with 256MB
#jre-args = -J-Xms128m -J-Xmx128m
jre-args = 

# The hostname of the front end apache box
apache = web1.example.com

# The hostnames of the back end resin boxes
resin = servlet1.example.com
resin = servlet2.example.com

# The SRUN ports for apache to talk to the resin
# boxes. The 'hostname:port' pair designates which
# srun port each resin instance listens on.
# If there is a firewall, between the resin and
# apache boxes, a second 'hostname:port' pair
# specifies the host and port of the firewall
#
# eg1. no firewall
srun = servlet1.example.com:6802
srun = servlet2.example.com:6802

# eg2. with firewall
#srun = servlet1.example.com:6082, firewall:6802
#srun = servlet2.example.com:6082, firewall:6803

# Turn on http listening on either apache
# or resin boxes. Only need http port on
# the resin boxes for debugging purposes
http = web1.example.com:80

# Only for debugging
#http = servlet1.example.com:8080
#http = servlet2.example.com:8080