Configuring the Lawson Security Server to Use Idle Event Source Management

To configure settings for the idle time connection

  1. Open LAWDIR/system/lsservice.properties.
  2. To manage idle connections, pooled event handlers can be set by configuring the lsservice.properties; consider the following properties below:

    For example,

    #Idle Event Source Management
server.default.idleevtsrc=true
server.default.idleevtsrc.idledetecttime=5000
server.default.idleevtsrc.connblockingtime=2500
server.default.idleevtsrc.idleconnblockingtime
=250
server.default.idleevtsrc.maxhandlers
=400
server.default.idleevtsrc.minhandlers=50
server.default.idleevtsrc.serverbacklog=200
    Properties Description
    idleevtsrc Sets the value to determine whether the Lawson Security server can be configured to use the Idle Event Source Management.
    idledetecttime Sets the time (in milliseconds) since the system entered the idle state.
    connblockingtime Sets the time (in milliseconds) when the application blocks the connection and stops the process of getting input.
    idleconnblockingtime Sets the time (in milliseconds) since the application entered the idle state, to allow the idle event handlers to cycle through idle connections faster.
    maxhandlers

    Sets the maximum amount of event handlers or callback subroutines the application can manage.

    The settings given will allow the optimization of the available memory for active connections.

    minhandlers Sets the minimum amount of event handlers or callback subroutines.
    serverbacklog Sets the size of the connection backlog for a particular socket. Once the backlog becomes filled up, subsequent connection attempts are rejected.
    server.queue

    Indicates the type of queue that is being used.

    This property is set by Lawson to "backport." Do not change it.