JadeServer

The JadeServer directive, whose characteristics are listed in the following table, is reserved for future implementation.

Characteristic	Value
Action	Specifies the JADE server configuration
Syntax	JadeServer jade-version byte-order character-size
Context	Location
Handler	jadehttp-handler
Module	mod_jadehttp
Default	JadeServer 7.1 localEndian oneByte
Example	JadeServer 7 Intel utf-16

This directive allows a single mod_ jadehttp module to connect to JADE, regardless of the combination of Web server architecture and JADE server architecture, allowing mod_ jadehttp to adapt to the installed release of the JADE server.

The jade-version value allows for the protocol to between JADE and the mod_ jadehttp module to be changed. The version number can be in the range 1 through 4, with each number separated with numbers inclusive separated with the dot operator (.) notation; for example, 7.1.05.007.

The byte-order value allows for binary numbers and wide characters to be converted to the native byte ordering of the JADE server, which may be different from the byte ordering of the Web server.

In the default example in the previous table, the localEndian value defaults to littleEndian when the mod_ jadehttp module is running on Intel-based hosts and bigEndian when on PowerPC-based hosts. The entered value is not case-sensitive.

The primary names and synonyms for the byte-order value are listed in the following table.

Primary Name	Synonym
littleEndian	Intel
bigEndian	PowerPC

The character-size value indicates the size of a JADE character, which is ANSI or Unicode, depending on your JADE installation. If the character size is Unicode where the JADE server is running, the physical size of a JADE character can be one of 1, 2, or 4 bytes in size. This allows mod_ jadehttp to send JADE characters of the correct size and type to the JADE server.

The primary names and synonyms for the entered value, which is not case-sensitive, are listed in the following table.

Primary Name	Synonym
oneByte	ANSI
twoByte	Unicode, Utf16, or Utf-16
fourByte	Utf32 or Utf-32