Configuring the HydraExpress AJP 1.3 Connector

HydraExpress : HydraExpress User Guide : PART II The HydraExpress Agent : Overview of Agent Configuration : Configuring Apache as an External Web Server : Configuring the HydraExpress AJP 1.3 Connector

HydraExpress ships with a connector that accepts requests from an Apache Web server.

The AJP connector is configured in the main Agent configuration file, rwagent.xml, located in your <installdir>\conf directory, under the element <rwsf:connector name="AJP 1.3">, with a default port of 8009.

Table 6 lists the configurable properties.

Table 6 – Apache Web Server connector properties
Property name	Types	Description
accepter-threads	int	Specifies the number of threads that should be spawned listening for new connections. Defaults to 1.
thread-pool-min	int	The minimum number of threads to be created in the thread pool. Defaults to 5.
thread-pool-max	int	The maximum number of threads to be created in the thread pool. Defaults to 10.
port	string	Port name used to create a listener socket. Defaults to 8009.
request-backlog	int	The number of pending connection requests allowed before the system starts refusing connections. The value specified in the default configuration files is 5.
request-buffersize	long	Size of the buffer used to receive incoming messages. Smaller values may result in slower performance. Larger values may result in wasted space. The value specified in the default configuration files is 4096. If no value is specified, the default is no buffering.
request-timeout	long	Timeout used when returning a request to the client. The value is specified in milliseconds. The value specified in the default configuration files is 30000. If not specified, the listener blocks indefinitely.

You may customize this configuration to complement your Apache Web server configuration.