Oracle HTTP Server Attribute Descriptions

This section describes the attributes that are specific for Oracle HTTP Server. The Oracle HTTP Server attributes are described with the following format:

■ Title: This is the attribute name and value being defined. For example, id="HTTP_ Server".

■ Required:This field defines whether or not the attribute is required in the

component definition.

■ Default: This defines the default value assigned to the attribute. The default value

appears in the installed version of the opmn.xml file or is assigned internally if the attribute is not present.

■ Valid values: If applicable, this field defines the valid values for the attribute. For

■ Path: This field defines in which elements the attribute can appear. For example,

ias-component/process-type/process-set id="HTTP_Server"

Required: true Default: none

Valid values: HTTP_Server

Path: ias-component

Path: ias-component/process-type

Path: ias-component/process-type/process-set

The id attribute is required and cannot be changed. The id must match the

targets.xml entry or Application Server Control Console will not work.

module-id="OHS"

Required: true Default: none Valid values: OHS

Path: ias-component/process-type

The module-id attribute defines the type of process. It associates the configuration with a process module. The OHS module-id can be configured for managing Apache 1.3. numprocs=1 Required: true Default: none Valid values: 1 Path: ias-component/process-type/process-set

The number of Oracle HTTP Server Instances to start. Only valid value is 1.

The numprocs attribute gives the number of Oracle HTTP Server instances to start. The only valid value is 1.

id="start-parameters"

Required: false Default: none

Path: ias-component/process-type/process-set/module-data/category

The start-parameters category contains the parameters that are relevant for the startup of Oracle HTTP Server.

id="config-file"

Required: false

Default: $ORACLE_HOME/Apache/Apache/conf/httpd.conf

Valid values: any full path to an existing configuration file Path:

ias-component/process-type/process-set/module-data/category/ data

The config-file id is an start command option which specifies the httpd.conf

for starting Oracle HTTP Server. The config-file id is not supported on Microsoft Windows

Oracle HTTP Server Attribute Descriptions

id="start-mode"

Required: false

Default: ssl-enabled

Valid values: ssl-enabled/ssl-disabled

Path: ias-component/process-type/process-set/module-data/ category/data

This option specifies whether Oracle HTTP Server will be started with ssl enabled.

id="command-line"

Required: false Default: none

Valid values: any valid command line options to Oracle HTTP Server Path: ias-component/process-type/process-set/module-data/ category/data

This id option specifies extra command lines to append to the Oracle HTTP Server command line. id="ping-parameters" Required: false Default: none Path: ias-component/process-type/process-set/module-data/ category

The ping parameters category contains the parameters that configure how OPMN pings Oracle HTTP Server.

id="ping-url"

Required: false Default: /

Valid values: the path portion of an url; for example: http://127.0.0.1/<path>

Path: ias-component/process-type/process-set/module-data/ category/data

The ping-urlid specifies the URL at which OPMN pings Oracle HTTP Server.

id="restart-parameters"

Required: false Default: none

Path: ias-component/process-type/process-set/module-data/ category

The restart-parameters category is used for defining parameters that will be used in death-detection.

id="reverseping-timeout"

Required: false Default: 300 seconds

Valid values: Any reasonable timeout value

Path: ias-component/process-type/process-set/module-data/ category/data

The reverseping-timeout value is the maximum allowable time between two notifications arriving from an Oracle HTTP Server process. As part of death-detection, the Oracle HTTP Server module performs forward pings on the Oracle HTTP Server process. In the event that forward pings start failing, the reverse pings are taken into account in death-detection and Oracle HTTP Server processes are restarted.

id="no-reverseping-failed-ping-limit"

Required: false Default: 1

Valid values: Any reasonable value that reflects the tolerance that OPMN should have for failed forward pings when reverse pings are also failing. This tolerance is used by OPMN to determine when the process should be declared as unresponsive and replaced.

Path:

ias-component/process-type/process-set/module-data/category/ data

This idmodule data element defines the tolerance for failed forward pings in the event that reverse pings are also not being received (within the timeout period specified by the reverseping-timeout data element). After the number of ping failures equals this limit, the process is deemed unresponsive and restarted by OPMN.

id="reverseping-failed-ping-limit"

Required: false Default: 3

Valid values: Any reasonable value that reflects the tolerance that OPMN should have for failed forward pings when reverse pings are being received. This tolerance is used by OPMN to determine when the process should be declared as unresponsive and replaced.

Path:

ias-component/process-type/process-set/module-data/category/ data

This module data element defines the tolerance for failed forward pings when reverse pings are succeeding. After the number of ping failures equals this limit, the process is deemed unresponsive and restarted by OPMN.