Network Deployment (Distributed operating systems), v8.0 > Reference > Sets
Asynchronous request dispatching settings
Use this page to enable the asynchronous request dispatcher (ARD), which enables servlets and JSP pages to make standard include calls concurrently on separate threads. From the console...
Servers > Server Types > WebSphere application servers > server_name
> Web Container Settings > Web container > Asynchronous request dispatching.
Additionally, the initiation and the insertion of the include contents can be separated so that the include has more time to execute before it needs to be written to the response. ARD requires aggregation of the include contents with the original response. The application server can aggregate the contents in memory or the client browser can aggregate the contents through AJAX. Aggregation type is configurable at the application level.
Allow Asynchronous Request Dispatching
Enables applications installed on this server to use asynchronous request dispatching.
Asynchronous include timeout
Default timeout in milliseconds to complete asynchronous includes.
Data type Integer Units Milliseconds Default 60000 Range
Maximum expired requests per minute
Maximum percentage of expired response versus total response in one minute before switching to synchronous requests.
Data type Integer Units Percentage Default 15 Range
Maximum memory size of results store
Maximum size of store for client side requests.
Data type Integer Units Megabytes Default 100 Range
Asynchronous request dispatcher
Develop servlet applications using asynchronous request dispatcher