5.1.3 Command timeout functionality
The timeout functionality is used when there is no response from the executed command. The following table describes the timeout functionality provided by HCSC server. For details on definition files, see 6.5 Files used for HCSC server operations.
|
Definition file |
Property |
Type of timeout functionality |
|---|---|---|
|
HCSC-Manager definition file |
cscmng.manager.identifier-name-of-manager.timeout |
Communication timeout |
|
cscmng.server.HCSC-server-name.hws.svstop.timeout |
Monitoring time |
|
|
HCSC server runtime definition file |
csc-command-timeout |
Communication timeout |
|
csc-precache-timeout |
Communication timeout |
|
|
startcsc-timeout |
Monitoring time |
|
|
stopcsc-timeout |
Monitoring time |
|
|
j2ee-stopapp-timeout |
Monitoring time |
|
|
receptionstop-monitor-timer |
Communication timeout, monitoring time |
|
|
csc-receptionstop-timeout |
Communication timeout |
- Legend:
-
- Communication timeout:
-
Detects a communication error.
- Monitoring time:
-
Stands by until a particular target reaches the expected status with the extension of a command execution.
The timeout values of the properties classified as monitoring time must be tuned according to the extension of the system (increase in HCSC components).
- Important note
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The command timeout functionality does not guarantee that the control returns to the command client when the timeout value is exceeded.
The rewinding process might be executed when an error occurs depending on the command, so the processing from when the specified time is exceeded until the result is reported to the client might take longer than the set value.