HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 17)

Table 3 JBoss subsystems support (continued)
NSASJ Description Subsystem Name
NSASJ does not need this component as it does not interface with any web
server.
Supported This subsystem can be used to export named resources. Naming
Not Supported The OSGi subsystem provides a standardized, component-oriented, computing
environment for networked services. JBoss provides an OSGi framework
integrated with the Application Server. OSGi
Supported This subsystem provides configuration for connectors that are used by other
subsystems such as EJB. Connectors can be configured for secure transport Remoting
or non-secure transport. Security realms can be configured at the connector
to authenticate an end user. NSASJ does not adds any platform specific
configuration to the remoting subsystem.
Supported This subsystem is used to configure resource adapters that participate in
contracts as specified by JCA. Resource
Adapters
Not Supported Enables the deployment of SAR archives containing MBean services, as
supported by previous versions of JBoss. SAR
Supported The Security subsystem provides the features of authentication,
authorization, and audit. In this release of JBoss there is no integration with
any NonStop subsystem such as Safeguard. Security
Not Supported This is not in the NSASJ profile. Threads
Supported This is the subsystem that configures the transaction manager. Transactions
Supported This subsystem is the one that sets up the web container for the Application
Server. Web
Not Supported NSASJ does not support hosting of web services. Hence, this subsystem is
disabled in the NSASJ profile. WebServices
Supported WELD is the implementation of JSR-299: Context and Dependency Injection
(CDI). CDI is the Java standard for dependency injection and contextual
WELD
lifecycle management that integrates with the Java EE platform. NSASJ does
not provide anything platform specific and inherits this subsystem entirely
from JBoss.
Web container in NSASJ
Web container (also known as a Servlet container) is the component of a web server that interacts
with Java Servlets.It is responsible for managing the lifecycle of Servlets, mapping a URL to a
particular Servlet, and ensuring that the URL requestor has the appropriate access rights.
A web container implements the web component contract of the Java EE architecture by specifying
a runtime environment for web components that include security, concurrency, lifecycle management,
transaction, deployment, and other services. A web container provides the same services as a JSP
container as well as a combined view of the Java EE platform APIs.
NSASJ 1.1 leverages the functionalities of its predecessor and provides an additional web container
to support web applications.
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