When the JADE system receives an HTML client request, the following actions are performed.
The TCP/IP address and the contents of a hidden field containing the encrypted session identifier are obtained from the input data.
The TCP/IP address and the encrypted session identifier are used to search the session dictionary for an existing session object for the client. If the entry is not found in the dictionary, a new client session object is created.
A
The jadehttp library sends this page to the client, and the Web server is then informed that the request processing is complete.
If you want to change the number of seconds after which Web-enabled applications wait for message transfers to complete before timing out, specify the
You can use the
When you specify a maximum number of queued entries, any additional request received that would also be queued when the maximum queued entries is reached will be rejected. The user will be sent the contents of a file named busy.htm from the same directory as the jadehttp.ini file (as it is for the jadehttp.htm error file, described in the following section).
If that file is not available, the following text response will be sent.
The application is too busy This request cannot be processed at this time due to heavy usage - please try again shortly.
You can use the
The minimum value is 1 byte, the maximum value 1024 bytes, and the default value 10 bytes. This value is read the first time the specified application is accessed after jadehttp.dll has been loaded by Internet Information Server (IIS) or it is read once, when the Apache Web server starts.