Web components assembly settings
Use this page to set the assembly properties for the components
that make up a Web module.
Access this page by traversing the following path in theApplication AssemblyTool:
Web Modules > component_instance > Web Components
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Component name
- Specifies the name of the servlet or JavaServer Pages(TM) (JSP)
file. This name must be unique within the Web module.
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Display name
- Specifies a short name that is intended for display by GUIs.
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Description
- Contains a description of the servlet or JSP file.
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Component type
- Specifies the type of Web component. Valid values are servlet or
JSP file.
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Class name
- Specifies the full path name for the servlet class.
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JSP file
- Specifies the full path name for the JSP file.
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Load on startup
- Indicates whether this servlet loads at the startup of
the Webapp. The default is false (the check box is not selected).
This field also specifies a positive integer indicating the order in which
the servlet is to load. Lower integers are loaded before higher integers.
If no value is specified, or if the value specified is not a positive integer,
the container is free to load the servlet at any time in the startup sequence.
Data type |
Boolean |
Default |
False |
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Small icon
- Specifies a JPEG or GIF file containing a small image (16x16 pixels).
Use the image as an icon to represent the Web component in a GUI.
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Large icon
- Specifies a JPEG or GIF file containing a large image (32x32 pixels).
Use the image as an icon to represent the Web component in a GUI.
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Run as role name
- Enter a role name that represents the user account under which the servlet executes.
The default role name is blank, which indicates the servlet runs under the user that logged into the
appserver. The role name of "all role" indicates the servlet can execute under different users.
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Description
- In this optional field, enter a description that explains the importance of the role, and where and how the role can be used.
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Run as role mode
- Indicates a security role that is defined in the enterprise application.
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Unresolved action
- This ouptut field defines a behavior for a transaction that does not complete successfully.
For example, a servlet does not have to specify rollback in its code. Rollback occurs automatically if the servlet initiates a transaction and
the transaction does not complete but rollback is specified as the unresolved action.