| resin 4.0 | | resin
- Overview
- Installation
- Apache & IIS
- configure Options
- Guide: Admin
- Clustering
- Database
- Deployment
- Dynamic Servers
- Jar Repository
- Java Injection
- Load Balancing
- Performance
- /resin-admin
- Rewrite
- Scheduling - executing tasks, methods and URLs based on cron triggers
- Security
- Troubleshooting
- Virtual Hosting
- Watchdog
- WebApp
This section
discusses how to configure Resin. - <cluster> - clustering, caching, load-balancing, and distributed sessions
- <database> - connection pool and database driver configuration
- <host> - virtual hosts
- Ports - HTTP, SSL, addresses and ports
- <resin> - top-level configuration container
- Resource tags - database, classloader, jms, bean, and IoC
- CanDI Resources - Resin standard resources (jms, security, protocol)
- <server> - threading, keepalive, timeout, and jvm arguments
- session - servlet sessions
- <web-app> - servlet and filter configuration
- Index - alphabetical list of tags
- Overview
- Quick Start
- Installation
- Resin Web Server
- Apache
- IIS
- Plugin Dispatch
- Linux Boot
- Command-Line
- Configuration
- <cluster> - clustering, caching, load-balancing, and distributed sessions
- <database> - connection pool and database driver configuration
- <host> - virtual hosts
- Ports - HTTP, SSL, addresses and ports
- <resin> - top-level configuration container
- Resource tags - database, classloader, jms, bean, and IoC
- Rewrite - URL rewriting, dispatching, and load-balancing
- <server> - threading, keepalive, timeout, and jvm arguments
- session - servlet sessions
- variables - configuration variables
- <web-app> - servlet and filter configuration
- Index - alphabetical list of tags
- Relax Schema
- Environment
- Resin J2EE
- Resin web.xml
- resin.conf
- J2EE Common
- J2EE web.xml
- Guide: Admin
- Admin
- Amber
- BAM
- Caching
- Clustering
- Database
- Deployment
- EJB 3.0
- Embedding - embedding Resin in an Application or for unit testing
- Filters
- Hessian
- Hessian
- Hessian 1.0 spec
- Hessian 2.0 draft spec
- Java Binding
- Burlap
- IoC - Resin's IoC/Dependency Injection
- JSF
- JSP
- Introduction
- Compilation
- EL
- JSTL
- Directives
- Variables
- Actions
- Applications
- Schema for JSP-2.0 .tld files
- Velocity syntax
- JSP Templates
- Logging - access log, java.util.logging, and stdout
- Messaging - JMS, JCA, Message Driven Beans and Queues
- Performance
- Benchmarks
- JVM Tuning
- Performance FAQ
- Performance Scrapbook
- Tuning
- Quercus/PHP
- Security - Quercus gains security advantages from the JVM platform
- Module Status
- Remoting - exposing Java services as HTTP/Web protocols
- Scheduled Tasks - executing tasks, methods and URLs based on cron triggers
- Security
- Server Push
- Servlets
- Third-party
- Troubleshooting
- Virtual Hosting
- Watchdog
- WebApp
- XML and XSLT
- Introduction
- JAXP
- XML Path Language (XPath)
- XSLT Filter
- XSLT
- XPath Functions
- Amber (JPA)
- Field
- Property
- Query
- Many-to-One
- One-to-Many
- Many-to-Many
- Inherit
- Sessions
- Java Injection
- Binding Patterns - Service, Resource, Startup, and Plugin Patterns for CanDI (JSR-299)
- Basic Resource
- Injection
- Periodic Task
- IoC appconfig
- Database
- JDBC Basic
- JDBC IoC
- EJB
- Stateless
- JMX
- Basic
- Listener
- Registration
- MBeanServer
- JSF
- JSF/WebBeans
- Messaging
- BAM Queue
- JMS/PHP Send
- JMS/PHP Receive
- MDB Listener
- Quercus
- Hello World
- Java Modules
- JSON
- PDO
- Gettext
- Remoting
- Hessian Serialization
- Hessian Addition
- Service Addition
- Hessian with DI
- Burlap Addition
- custom-protocol
- Simple Service
- Client Injection
- Servlet
- Hello, World
- Comet
- IoC
- Security
- Release Notes
- Resin 4.0.0
- Change Logs
- Resin Changes
- Resin Changes
- Resin-2.1 Changes
- Resin-EE Changes
- Old Changes
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