ActivitySession service settings Use this page to configure the properties of the ActivitySession service. The ActivitySession service is a unit-of-work service to coordinate one-phase resources or to extend the activation and passivation of an enterprise bean.
Compensation service settings Use this page to manage the compensation service. The compensation service supports server-level configuration for compensation enablement and logging.
Internationalization service settings Use this page to enable or disable the internationalization
service. The internationalization service manages the implicit propagation
and scoping of locale and time zone information, called internationalization
context, within application components. When the service is enabled,
application components can use the internationalization context API
to programmatically manage locale and time zone information. In turn,
components can use that locale and time zone information with the Java Platform, Standard Edition (JSE) Internationalization
API to perform localizations. If internationalization support is not
required on the server, disabling the service can improve performance.
Object pool service settings Use this page to enable or disable the object pool service,
which manages object pool resources used by the server.
Startup beans service settings Use this page to enable startup beans that control whether
application-defined startup beans function on this server. Startup
beans are session beans that run business logic through the invocation
of start and stop methods when applications start and stop. If the
startup beans service is disabled, then the automatic invocation of
the start and stop methods does not occur for deployed startup beans
when the parent application starts or stops. This service is disabled
by default. Enable this service only when you want to use startup
beans. Startup beans are especially useful when used with asynchronous
beans.