| Resin |
| Orientation |
- Orientation
- Features
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Release notes, change logs and some general feature-related information.
- Installation
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Resin provides several configuration options.
- Configuration
- Web Applications
- JSP
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JSP creates output (such as HTML) from template text and scripting actions .
- Servlets and Filters
- Portlet
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Portlets form a design pattern where a Portal servlet combines one or more component Portlets into a web page.
- Databases
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Resin supports the use of any database that is available with a JDBC driver.
- Administration using JMX
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- Amber
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Amber is Resin's new persistence engine using Java beans as the application model.
- Security
- XML and XSLT
- XTP
- Resources (JNDI, JCA)
- Performance
- Protocols
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Hessian and Burlap are compact binary and XML protocols for applications needing performance without protocol complexity. Hessian is a small binary protocol.
- Third-Party Products
- Troubleshooting
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- Techniques
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- Enable debug logging
- Thread dump
- Check memory usage with a heap dump
- Monitor garbage collection
- Increase heap memory
- Clean up the classpath
- Monitor the HTTP communication
- Use an external compiler
- Increase stack size to avoid thread limitations
- Use netstat to obtain an OS level view of current TCP/IP port usage
- Symptoms
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- Resin stops responding
- Resin keeps restarting
- No line numbers in exception stack traces
- java.lang.OutOfMemory exception, application runs out of memory
- After a while the server starts to go very slow
- CPU spikes, excessive CPU usage
- Sessions become null, losing session
- Specification version 1.3 of package javax.servlet, J2EE Specification, version 1.3 is not compatible with Resin
- Unsupported major.minor version 48.0
- All FAQ's
| Orientation |
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