IBM BS029ML Self Help Guide - Page 172
Navigator Service, Portlet Container Service, Parameter, Default value, Recommended value
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installations. Table 5-19 shows the default and recommended values for the Deployment Service. Table 5-19 Deployment Service Parameter Default value was.notification.timeout 60 Recommended value 600 Consult the Information Center for additional parameters that can be modified. Navigator Service Several attributes found under the Navigator Service can be modified to influence the performance behavior of the Portal anonymous front page. By increasing the public.reload setting, less of an impact will be made on the Portal database, as the database will be queried less frequently to reload the page details. The default value of 60 seconds has the potential to overwhelm the database and can increase without hesitation. If the Portal anonymous front pages are not likely to change regularly, then the public.expires setting can also be increased. The expiration value can be used by Portal to define the HTTP expires header lifetime for anonymous front pages, in accordance with section 14.9.3 of RFC 2612 The CAST-256 Encryption Algorithm. The expiration value is, however, only applicable for cached responses and not for first-time requests. It effectively sets the duration after which the cached response is considered stale in a user's browser. Under certain circumstances, it may prove necessary to create a session associated with the Portal anonymous front page. This is achieved by setting the public.session parameter equal to true, but is generally discouraged, as it tends to reduce Portal performance. Table 5-20 shows the default and recommended values for the Navigator Service. Table 5-20 Navigator Service Parameter public.session Default value false public.reload 60 public.expires 60 Recommended value false, unless a session is needed 600 or higher 60 or higher Consult the Information Center for additional parameters that can be modified. Portlet Container Service Parallel Portlet Rendering (PPR) permits portlets to be rendered in parallel rather than in sequence. This means that the overall page aggregation response time can be greatly accelerated. By default, the Portal is configured for parallel portlet rendering. However, portlets themselves must be enabled to support the parallel rendering feature. Parallel portlet rendering is particularly suited for portlets that call remote services or perform intensive I/O, as a separate thread is spawned for each portlet. Table 5-21 on page 159 shows the default and recommended values for the Portlet Container Service. 158 IBM WebSphere Portal V6 Self Help Guide
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