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The Contract Manager Web server accepts HTTP and HTTPS requests and supplies HTTP and HTTPS responses. It routes requests to the proper Java Servlet, which processes the request and passes it to the appropriate resource in the Contract Manager Application server. The response from the Application server is sent back to the Web Server and is directed to the appropriate Java Server Page (JSP). The Web Server uses the JSP and the data from the response to create the HTML page that is sent back to the requesting client.Contract Manager uses either JBoss or WebLogic for an Application server. The Application server pools database and system. | JBoss is a high quality open source application server from the JBoss.org. JBoss uses Tomcat for a Web server. Tomcat is an open source Web server from the Apache organization. Tomcat is integrated with the JBoss server. This means the Web and Application servers run in the same Java Virtual Machine (JVM). This improves performance because it eliminates the overhead encountered when the Web and Application servers have to communicate between separate JVMs. Because of this, the Web and Application servers must be installed on the same physical machine. The Contract Manager installer will not install JBoss. It expects a JBoss domain to be available that is specific to Contract Manager. There are also a number of other prerequisites for using Contract Manager with JBoss. For more information regarding JBoss prerequisites and installing Contract Manager with the JBoss application server, see the "JBoss Prerequisites" section of the “Preparing for Installation” chapter of Install.pdf file.
