Configure JBoss runtime options

This form is only shown when Application Server Type is JBoss and Extended Server or Web Client is deployed.
This form allows you to set some JBoss runtime options.

Set runtime options for the JBoss instance.

Actions

  1. Select the desired options for Deployment Settings.

     
    Parameter Description Alternatives/Suggestion
    Enable Clustering Check this option to enable cluster support in the deployed applications built by the Installer.
    Note: that this option does not specify whether the configured JBoss server is cluster aware or not.
    Select this option if you want to create a JBoss cluster.
    Partition Name This value specifies the name of the cluster the configured server should join.
    All JBoss servers on the same network having the exact same Partition Name and Partition UDP Group will form a cluster.
    A unique value identifying the cluster. Generate a new value using the Get Defaults button.
    Partition UDP Group The multicast address (class D) for joining a group (i.e. the cluster).
    All JBoss servers on the same network having the exact same Partition Name and Partition UDP Group will form a cluster. 
    Generate a new value using the Get Defaults button.
    AJP 13 port This option will be available if you've chosen to supply your own port binding file when configuring JBoss network ports.
    Enter valid port number for the AJP 13 listener.
  2. Enter values for Java Settings.
    Parameter Description Alternatives/Suggestion
    Memory pool size -Initial Specifies the initial size, in MB, of the memory allocation pool for the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) running the JBoss server. The default size is 2048 MB (512 MB for 32 bit OS) and it's not possible to set it to lower than 2 MB. This sets the -Xms JVM parameter.  
    Memory pool size -Maximum Specifies the maximum size, in MB, of the memory allocation pool for the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) running the JBoss server. The default size is 2048 MB (1024 MB for 32 bit OS) and it's not possible to set it to lower than 64 MB. This sets the -Xmx JVM parameter. Using a large memory pool size may improve performance, but note that the maximum size you can specify is limited by the 32-bit architecture. When using a 64-bit architecture, try to allocate a large memory pool size (>2 GB) but make sure not to allocate more than the physical memory available.
    Custom JVM parameters Here you can specify additional parameters that are passed directly to the Java Virtual Machine when starting up the JBoss Application Server. For example, increasing the New Generation size may reduce the time spent in garbage collection.
    Please see the documentation for java - the Java application launcher for more information on available parameters. Note: do not use this field to set the -Xms or -Xmx parameters.
  3. Enter values for Jboss Management Console settings.
     
    Parameter Description Alternatives/Suggestion
    Enable Check this option to enable JBoss management consoles http://<host_name>:<port>/jmx-console and  http://<host_name>:<port>/web-console.
      
     
    User User name for the JBoss management console administrator.    
    Password Password for the JBoss management console administrator.  

     

  4. Click Next

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