Application Server Best Practice Config.?

Hi All
We currentely have an R3 System with 7 application servers which I want to check are running optimally. I have been looking around for some documentation on the best config settings and windows settings, but I have not been very successful.
Does anyone have any documentation, notes or links that will help?
Thanks in advance
Phil

A system that does not rely on request & response, so that the client can receive information without requesting any.Datagram
The ability for users to send and recieve String messages. (e.g. server announcements).Ditto. Investigate Multicast also.
The ability for users to send and receive objects. (e.g. sending or receiving user information).RMI.
(optional) Security (e.g. encrypted information).SSL.
Possible communication with clients using different technologies (e.g. .NET client) while using a server in Java.SOAP.
I think you should spend a bit more time with Google, or better yet buy a book or three on Java networking. This one is good: [http://www.amazon.com/Fundamental-Networking-Java-Esmond-Pitt/dp/1846280303|http://www.amazon.com/Fundamental-Networking-Java-Esmond-Pitt/dp/1846280303]

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