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isModifiedCheckAggressive
When you modify a packaged servlet, the new version is not reloaded
automatically unless you have done one of the following:
• Set the
isModifiedCheckAggressive
context.global.isModifiedCheckAggressive=true
• Used the
.class
your_server
http://
parameterEncoding
The
context.global.parameterEncoding
character encoding of servlet parameters. It has the following options:
Uses the system default encoding. Set this option if the encoding of the
none
servlet parameter data is the same as the system default encoding.
(Default) Tries to figure out the proper encoding from, in order, 1) the
auto
charset if it is set in the Content-Type header, 2) the
parameterEncoding attribute
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Otherwise, the system default encoding is used. Set this option to
prevent misinterpretation of non-ASCII characters in servlet
parameters.
When this property is set to auto, the server has to convert native
characters into a java byte array before transforming them into the
requested encoding. Therefore, performance is slightly better for none
or a specific encoding.
any supported A specific encoding, such as utf8 or Shift_JIS. Set this option if you
java character know the encoding that servlet parameters use. A complete list is
encoding available here:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/guide/intl/encodin
g.doc.html
Tries to figure out the proper encoding from the response content type
responseCT
if it is available. Otherwise, the system default encoding is used.
extension when invoking the servlet, for example:
/servlet/HelloWorld.HelloWorldServlet.class
, then 3) a hidden form field, such as j_encoding.
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property to , for example:
true
property allows you determine the
(see "ServletRequest.setAttribute,"
Legacy Servlet and JSP Configuration
Legacy Configuration Files
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