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#
# -p port number
# -n threads in the server
# -f thread activation flags
# = THR_BOUND
# = THR_DAEMON
# = THR_DETACHED
# = THR_NEW_LWP
# -t threading strategy
# = POOL -> thread pool
# = PER_REQUEST -> thread per request
# = THROTTLE -> thread per request with throttling
# -i I/O strategy
# = SYNCH
# = ASYNCH
# -b backlog value for listen ()
# -c caching: NO_CACHE or CACHE
#
#
# Thread Pool, 20 unbound threads
# This is the baseline
static HTTP_Server "HTTP_Server -p 5432 -n 20 -i SYNCH -t POOL -b 50 -f THR_NEW_LWP"
#
#
# Start a baseline server without caching
#static HTTP_Server "HTTP_Server -p 5432 -n 20 -i SYNCH -t POOL -b 50 -f THR_NEW_LWP -c NO_CACHE"
#
#
# Thread Pool, 40 threads
#static HTTP_Server "HTTP_Server -p 5432 -n 40 -i SYNCH -t POOL -b 50 -f THR_NEW_LWP -f THR_BOUND"
#
#
# Thread-per-request, unlimited number of threads
#static HTTP_Server "HTTP_Server -p 5432 -i SYNCH -t PER_REQUEST -b 50 -f THR_NEW_LWP"
#
#
# Throttling, 40 threads
#static HTTP_Server "HTTP_Server -p 5432 -n 40 -i SYNCH -t THROTTLE -b 50 -f THR_NEW_LWP"
#
#
# Example for using HTTP_Server as a dynamic service
#
# For NT.
#dynamic HTTP_Server Service_Object * ./jaws.exe:_make_HTTP_Server() "HTTP_Server -p 5432 -n 20 -i SYNCH -t POOL -b 50 -f THR_NEW_LWP"
#
# For UNIX platforms.
#dynamic HTTP_Server Service_Object * ./main:_make_HTTP_Server() "HTTP_Server -p 5432 -n 20 -i SYNCH -t POOL -b 50 -f THR_NEW_LWP"
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