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Session Inactivity Timeout

Former Member
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How can I set session inactivity timeout for my BSP application?

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rainer_liebisch
Contributor
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Hi Gladson,

yes, that's true. This is the parameter for all plugins

(like HTTP).

Have a look at

/people/mark.finnern/blog/2003/09/24/bsp-in-depth-confusion-between-stateless-stateful-and-authentication

there the different parameters are decribed.

Regards,

Rainer

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Hi all,

I am having the same problem.

These are my settings:

rdisp/plugin_auto_logout = 600

Timout of the SICF Service = 2 min

From my point of view my service should now get a timeout after two minutes.

Anyhow this setting doesn't have any effect at all.

The timout is still 10 min.

Am I doing anything wrong?

Any suggestions?

Kind regards,

Bastian

rainer_liebisch
Contributor
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Hi Gladson,

please note that the profile parameter for the session timeout is

rdisp/plugin_auto_logout

Regards,

Rainer

Former Member
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Hello Rainer,

Since you have given this info, can you also please tell me, where to assign this parameter? I mean, to which profile? Thanks in advance.

Regards

Gladson

PS. I added it in the Default Profile. But I guess, the server has to be restarted, for this change to take effect. Kindly correct me, if I am wrong.

Message was edited by: Gladson Jacob

former_member191062
Active Contributor
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Hello Jacob,

the time out parameters can be set for the ICM. Please check the following SAP notes: #824554, #737625 These describe wich parameters you have to influence timeout.

Regards,

Dezso

Former Member
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Hello Dezso,

But setting the parameter for the ICM is a server level timeout. I want to set a BSP Application level timeout, which can be configured by the user.

Regards

Gladson

former_member191062
Active Contributor
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Hello,

there is one more timeout setting in Tr. SICF open the node for your application. Here you will find the option session timeout.

In the standard there is no user specific time-out avalable.

Regards,

Dezso

Former Member
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Dear Dezso,

I already tried that. The application is not getting timedout, inspite of inactivity. Here is the settings I gave -

<b><u>Service Options</u></b>

Server Group: PUBLIC

SAP Authorizatn CHECK ErrorType 1

Session Timeout: 00:02:00 (HH:MM:SS)

Compression (if possible) (Ticked)

Expecting a solution from you. Thanks in advance.

Regards

Gladson

thomas_jung
Developer Advocate
Developer Advocate
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You can not set a time out in the service node that is larger than the time out in the system setting. The system will use which ever is the lower amount of the two.

former_member191062
Active Contributor
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Dear Gladson,

there are no other parameters to be set other than these. Please check wether you can find a combination wich will fullfill your requirements.

Regards,

Dezso

Former Member
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Hello Thomas,

My ICM Timeout is set to 600 secs. The SICF BSP Application Node Timeout is set to 00:02:00. Still, no timeout is happening. Still expecting a solution.

Regards

Gladson