on 12-22-2014 7:54 PM
Hello,
I am trying to set dynamically the timeout of JCo session via Start session or directly through JCO Interface using Configure Object or through Links but it does not seems to be taking effect.
It timeout after 10 mins which is the default value irrespective of timeout value I provide .
Anybody faced this issue ? Any pointers in this regards if there is any more setting needed in NW or else where
SAP MII 14.0 Sp4 Patch 2
NW 7.3
Thanks.
Hello,
@Anushree - I am not sure if this property is for idle pool only because while making a JCO call means active session , it time out after 10 min set as default value irrespective of value as i mentioned.
Don't you think it time out during active session because call is in progress?
If this property is for idle connection then is there any way to set time out for active session?
Thanks
@Swaroop - I am aware of this property and this property not taking effect as I need to define less than 10 mins which I am not sure if only works for idle session as Anushree pointed
Thanks.
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Hi Nikhil,
Also to add,please check below section from help doc.
Timeouts | ConnectionTimeout | Integer | Defines the number of seconds after which to disconnect. If you enter a value greater than ten minutes, which is the default value, the connection times out at ten minutes. |
So, you will have to modify this default setting to extend your session beyond 10 minutes.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Swaroop
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Hi Nikhil,
Please check following link:
SAP Library - JCO Client Service
You may want to check these settings as well:
Configure the JCO Client Service (SAP Library - JCO Client Service)
Regards,
Swaroop
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Hi Nikhil,
JCO timeout property times out idle JCo sessions only. If you are testing connections which are in use, they will not timeout as per the specified property.
you can specify the JVM parameter -D jco.session_timeout property in config tool to increase timeout.
Regards,
Anushree
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