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Chapter 5: Basic Tomcat Confi guration Parameter Description development fork checkIntervalmodificationTestInterval compiler classdebuginfo keepgenerated mappedfilegenStrAsChar ArraydumpSmaptrimSpaces supressSmap scratchdir xpoweredBy compilerTargetVM compilerSourceVM Default is set to true. Indicates that JSP is under development and that Jasper should honor the modificationTestInterval parameter to update/recompile JSPs if modified. Default is set to true. Indicates that a separate JVM should be forked to compile JSPs. These eliminate resource contention and potential class loader conflicts during JSP or Web application development. The time interval, specified in seconds, between which Jasper will check to see if a JSP needs to be recompiled. Default is 0, indicating that checks are performed with background processing. Used mainly with developmentset to true. The threshold value, specified in seconds since the last compile, that a JSP is eligible for modification check again. Default is 4. The buffer size used when reading resources. By default, it is set to 2048 or 2KB. The buffer size used when writing resources. By default, it is set to 2048 or 2KB. Default is true. This causes Jasper to retain the compiled JSPs (servlets) between invocations. This can significantly speed up the application startup time. These are optimization and debugging options for JSP developers. Your development team may request specific settings during the debugging phases of their projects. Temporary directory required during JSP compilation. Default is a temporary directory under the $CATALINA_HOME/workdirectory. Generates the X-Powered-By special header. Default is false. The target VM for the compiled servlets. Default is 1.4on JDK 1.4 and 1.5for higher versions of JDK. The source VM for the generated servlets. Default is 1.4on JDK 1.4 and 1.5for higher versions of JDK. SSI and CGI Servlets Configuration The next set of servlets is commented out. You should uncomment them if you plan to add Apache-style server-side include (SSI) processing features to the standalone Tomcat 6 server. ssi org.apache.catalina.ssi.SSIServletServlet
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