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Configuring the Reports Servlet
Set the value of CONNECTION_POOLSIZE keeping in mind the number of active users
expected to make concurrent job requests. For example, set this value to 250 if you
expect around 100 concurrent active users.
3.3.9 Customizing the Appearance of Server Error Messages
OracleAS Reports Services provides a template for server error messages. These
messages are generated automatically, according to cause. The template provides the
visual setting within which the error message is displayed.
You may wish to customize the appearance of error messages, for example with your
company logo, or with an icon you plan to associate with errors. You may wish to add
buttons that link your users to a help system, your company home page, or back to the
last browser window. You can do this by providing your own HTML framework for
automatically generated error messages.
The entry in the servlet configuration file is for pointing to the name and location of
your error message template.
By default, the entry is:
ERRORTEMPLATE=rwerror.htm
It isn't necessary to enter the path to the error message template when it is stored in
the default template directory:
ORACLE_HOME\reports\templates
3.3.10 Specifying an In-Process Server
Note: The value set (for example, 100) is the number of active users
simultaneously making job requests and not the number of users
connected to the system without submitting requests.
If you choose to run the Reports Server within the same process as the Reports Servlet,
you indicate that with the SERVER_IN_PROCESS parameter. To run the Reports Server
as an in-process server, specify the following in the servlet configuration file:
SERVER_IN_PROCESS=yes
Enter no if you do not want the Reports Server to run within the same process as the
Reports Servlet.
Note: The pros and cons of running an in-process server are
explored in Chapter 1, "Understanding the OracleAS Reports
Services Architecture".
3.3.11 Identifying the Default Reports Server
The Reports Servlet uses the SERVER parameter to identify the default Reports Server.
If a server name is not specified, for example, in the runtime URL, the default server
specified here is used. Enter the name of your default Reports Server in the servlet
configuration file.
For example:
SERVER=server_name
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