Use the tab pages contained in this dialog box to set up the configuration options for the protocol adapters.
RATL over TCP/IP and HUB
Port Number
Enter the port number on which the RATL over TCP/IP (RATLSocket) or the HUB (HUBSocket) protocol adapter listens for incoming connections with the Agile Business Suite application.
Time Out
Enter the time, in seconds, that the adapter waits before timing out a user session. Any user session that is idle for this time period is automatically timed out and disconnected.
Session Protection Time Out
This setting applies only to non-anonymous users. These users who log in with a unique station name; for example, Windows user name.
In general, the system prevents a second session being started with the same user name by returning a “Duplicate User” error. This error is displayed where a session is active within the runtime server but the client program is no longer running. You attempt to run a new client to start a new session, the session fails and displays the “Duplicate User” error, that prevents the user from starting a new session. This situation can be resolved by setting a value in “Session Protection Time Out”, such as 120 seconds (2 minutes). If a new session connection request comes in for a user and the original session is idle for less than the “Session Protection Time Out” period, then the new session connection request is rejected with a “Duplicate User” error. However, if the original session is idle for longer than this period (for example, more than 2 minutes) the original session is forcibly disconnected and a new session connection is made.
Setting a value in “Session Protection Time Out” prevents inadvertent forced logout of the currently active user session. That is, a session is protected from a forcible logout as long as it is active and not idle. Although, you can automatically replace an existing or orphaned session with a new session by waiting for the “Session Protection Time Out” period to elapse.
A value of “0“ means “ infinite”. That is, existing sessions always reject a new session connection request for the same user. An alternative mechanism to clean up an orphan session in the runtime server is to use the CLEAR administration command.
Packet Logging
Enabled — Select to enable packet logging.
File Path — Specify the file path and name of the log file.
File Size (kB) — Specify the maximum size of the log file.
Number of Backups — Specify the number of backup files that can be created once the log file has reached its maximum size.
RATL over MSMQ and SOAP over MSMQ
MSMQ Server Machine
Enter the name of the machine on which the required MSMQ server is located.
Packet Logging
Enabled — Select to enable packet logging.
File Path — Specify the file path and name of the log file.
File Size (kB) — Specify the maximum size of the log file.
Number of Backups — Specify the number of backup files that can be created once the log file has reached its maximum size.
The following buttons help to manage the socket services:
OK — This button applies the changes made to the socket services and closes the dialog box.
Cancel — This button closes the dialog box without saving the changes made to the socket service.
Apply — This button applies the changes made to the socket services.
Help — This button displays the help related to the dialog box.