Startup-mode
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| − | The <startup-mode> | + | The <startup-mode> directive configures the initial deployment state of a <[[web-app]]> or <[[host]]>. |
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| − | <[[web-app-deploy]]> | + | * <[[web-app-deploy]]> |
| − | <[[host-deploy]]> | + | * <[[host-deploy]]> |
| − | <[[redeploy-mode]]> | + | * <[[redeploy-mode]]> |
Latest revision as of 20:23, 21 February 2006
The <startup-mode> directive configures the initial deployment state of a <web-app> or <host>.
- automatic - starts the instance automatically at server startup
- lazy - starts the instance on a request
- manual - only starts with a management (JMX) command
The default <startup-mode> is "automatic" which is the correct choice for most applications. For sites with large numbers of web-apps or virtual hosts, the "lazy" startup-mode can save some memory.
