<%@ page import="org.apache.geronimo.samples.daytrader.TradeConfig" session="false" isThreadSafe="true" isErrorPage="false"%>
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<% String status; status = (String) request.getAttribute("status"); if (status != null) { %>
<% out.print(status); %>
<% } %>
The current DayTrader runtime configuration is detailed below. View and optionally update run-time parameters.  

NOTE: Parameters settings will return to default on server restart. To make configuration settings persistent across application server stop/starts, edit the servlet init parameters for each DayTrader servlet. This is described in the DayTrader FAQ.

Run-Time Mode

<%String configParm = "RunTimeMode"; String names[] = TradeConfig.runTimeModeNames; int index = TradeConfig.runTimeMode; for (int i = 0; i < names.length; i++) { out.print( " " + names[i] + "
"); } %>


Run Time Mode determines server implementation of the TradeServices to use in the DayTrader application Enterprise Java Beans including Session, Entity and Message beans or Direct mode which uses direct database and JMS access. See DayTrader FAQ for details.
Order-Processing Mode

<%configParm = "OrderProcessingMode"; names = TradeConfig.orderProcessingModeNames; index = TradeConfig.orderProcessingMode; for (int i = 0; i < names.length; i++) { out.print( " " + names[i] + "
"); } %>


Order Processing Mode determines the mode for completing stock purchase and sell operations. Synchronous mode completes the order immediately. Asynchronous_1-phase mode uses MDB/JMS to queue the order to a DayTrader broker agent to complete the order. Asychronous_2-Phase performs a 2-phase commit over the EJB Entity/DB and MDB/JMS transactions. See DayTrader FAQ for details.
Access Mode

<%configParm = "AcessMode"; names = TradeConfig.accessModeNames; index = TradeConfig.getAccessMode(); for (int i = 0; i < names.length; i++) { out.print( " " + names[i] + "
"); } %>

Web Services Endpoint


Access Mode determines the protocol used by the DayTrader Web application to access server side services. The Standard mode uses the default Java RMI protocol. The Web Services mode uses the Axis implementation of Web Services including SOAP, WSDL and UDDI.
For the Web Services Access mode, set the Web Services Endpoint URL to point to the host and port which is running the DayTrader Application Web Services module.
Scenario Workload Mix

<%configParm = "WorkloadMix"; names = TradeConfig.workloadMixNames; index = TradeConfig.workloadMix; for (int i = 0; i < names.length; i++) { out.print( " " + names[i] + "
"); } %>

This setting determines the runtime workload mix of DayTrader operations when driving the benchmark through TradeScenarioServlet. See DayTrader FAQ for details.
WebInterface

<%configParm = "WebInterface"; names = TradeConfig.webInterfaceNames; index = TradeConfig.webInterface; for (int i = 0; i < names.length; i++) { out.print( " " + names[i] + "
"); } %>

This setting determines the Web interface technology used, JSPs or JSPs with static images and GIFs.
Miscellaneous Settings
DayTrader Max Users

Trade Max Quotes
By default the DayTrader database is populated with 50 users (uid:0 - uid:49) and 100 quotes (s:0 - s:99).
Primitive Iteration
By default the DayTrader primitives are execute one operation per web request. Change this value to repeat operations multiple times per web request.
name="EnableActionTrace"> Enable operation trace
name="EnableTrace"> Enable full trace
Enable DayTrader processing trace messages

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