Single servlet implementation

In a single servlet implementation you manage all client connections with one multithreaded process.

The key features of this implementation are:

  • The Service Manager system consists of one Service Manager instance running on one physical host
  • One dedicated servlet container process manages all client connections
  • The implementation allows administrators to specify the communication ports the system uses
  • The implementation allows administrators to specify a system connection limit
  • The Service Manager system can manage a number of concurrent client connections up to the number of threadsperprocess

A single servlet implementation is a typically used for development environments or small production environments because it is easy to setup and manage.

You can convert a single servlet implementation into any of the other servlet implementations with the addition of a load balancer process and one or more additional servlet container instances.

Single servlet implementation diagram

The Single servlet implementation diagram is a reference diagram for implementers who are responsible for installing and configuring Service Manager. The guide shows the configuration settings and network connections required for a single server running a single servlet container implementation.

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Example: Setting up a single servlet implementation
Server implementation options
Requirements for a single servlet implementation