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CSP Gateway Configuration Guide - InterSystems Documentation

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<strong>CSP</strong> Web <strong>Gateway</strong> Management Page<br />

Queued Request Timeout<br />

This is the maximum number of seconds that a request can remain in a queue waiting for an available connection<br />

to the appropriate Caché system. The minimum allowable value is 5 seconds.<br />

No Activity Timeout<br />

This parameter is relevant to stateless connections only. The parameter indicates the maximum amount of time<br />

(in seconds) that a stateless connection remains open in an idle state before closing. If this timeout is exceeded,<br />

the session automatically closes. This facility prevents stateless sessions accumulating on your Caché server,<br />

particularly after periods of high activity where a large number of connections were opened to cope with the<br />

increased workload. If a value is not specified, stateless connections remain open until they are manually closed.<br />

Apply to all Connections<br />

Applies the No Activity Timeout option to all connections (including those making up the minimal connection<br />

pool). If this option is not checked, the <strong>Gateway</strong> does not apply the No Activity Timeout to the minimal connection<br />

pool (as defined by the Minimum Server Connectionsparameter). If this option is checked the <strong>Gateway</strong> applies the<br />

timeout to all connections in the pool. This option is used by installations that have a very low level of <strong>CSP</strong> usage<br />

and, as a result, have a preference for all <strong>CSP</strong> processes to time out.<br />

Event Log Level<br />

Event Log File<br />

Controls what information is written to the Event Log. See the “Event Logging Parameters” section for details.<br />

Specifies a location for the Event Log file (<strong>CSP</strong>.log). If not specified, it is written to the directory hosting the<br />

<strong>Gateway</strong> installation. For example:<br />

To specify an alternative location for <strong>CSP</strong>.log:<br />

/opt/logfiles/cspgateway/<br />

To specify an alternative location and file name for the Event Log:<br />

/opt/logfiles/cspgateway/event_log_01012006.log<br />

Event Log Rotation Size<br />

This defines the size after which log rotation should take place. The default value is blank which effectively means<br />

that the <strong>Gateway</strong> will maintain one log file which will grow until such time as the administrator manually clears<br />

it.<br />

In Bytes<br />

In Kilobytes<br />

In Megabytes<br />

n<br />

nK<br />

nM<br />

The minimum size that can be specified is 100K. This value is automatically set if the administrator attempts to<br />

set a lower value in the maintenance suite.<br />

Rotated copies of the log file are named according to the date and time of rotation as follows:<br />

<strong>CSP</strong>_YYYYMMDD_hhmm.log<br />

YYYY<br />

MM<br />

year<br />

month<br />

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