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Table 3–12 (Cont.) Valid values for the traceOpts attribute
Value Description
trace_inf This is a catch-all option that dumps any information not
covered by the other options into the trace file
trace_dbg Logs debug information
trace_wrn Lists server warning messages
trace_sta Provides server and engine state information, such as initialize,
ready, run, and shut-down
trace_all Logs all possible server and engine information in the trace file
trace_exc Lists all exceptions
Configuring Reports Server
When you specify multiple trace elements, separate them with vertical bars. For
example:
traceOpts="trace_prf|trace_dbg|trace_wrn"
3.2.1.12 connection
Example
Required/Optional
Optional. If you do not specify a connection element in your server configuration
file, default values will be used (see Table 3–13). You can have a maximum of one
connection element in your server configuration file.
Description
The connection element defines the rules of engagement between the server and the
clients connected to it.
Connection attributes are listed and described in Table 3–13.
Table 3–13 Attributes of the connection element
Attribute Valid values Description
maxConnect Number Default: 20
The maximum number of requests that the server can
service simultaneously. Requests in excess of the
maxConnect value return a Java exception.
idleTimeOut Number Default: 15
Allowable amount of time in minutes the connection
can be idle.
In addition to its attributes, connection has two sub-elements: orbClient and
cluster.
Use orbClient to provide the name of the public key file that the client will use to
connect to Reports Server. Reports Server uses the public key to verify the signature
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