HP StorageWorks Command View XP Advanced Edition Device Manager Agent Installation and Configuration Guide (December 2005)

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Table 3-8 server.properties File
Property Description
server.http.request.timeout (see Note) Specify the read-blocking timeout value (in
milliseconds) for the HTTP socket connection. This
property allows you to switch enabling and disabling of
the client-connection socket’s SO_TIMEOUT setting.
When data is to be read from a socket-related input
stream, the request from the remote site is waited for
the length of time specified in this property before the
socket times out. The default is
5000 (5 seconds). The
value 0 is interpreted to mean an infinite timeout value,
which disables SO_TIMEOUT with respect to a client
connection.
This setting should be changed only by a system
administrator who has expert knowledge, when he or
she needs to fine-tune performance of the Device
Manager agent.
Default: 5000[msec].
server.http.connection.priority (see Note) Specify the priority for all client connection threads that
are generated by HTTP requests to a Device Manager
agent. Valid values are
1 through 10 (1 is the lowest
priority,
5 is regular priority, 10 is the highest priority).
This property should be changed only by a system
administrator who has expert knowledge, when he or
she needs to fine-tune server performance.
Recommended values are from
5 though 8.
Note: A priority of
10 (maximum) for connection threads
causes any requested connections that are received
simultaneously to enter the queue for sequential
processing, which defeats the purpose of the multi-
thread Web server. Especially during the loading of
complex HTML pages (for example, pages containing a
large number of images), such a setting might have an
adverse impact on the performance of the Web server
functionality of the Device Manager agent.
Default: 7.
server.http.connection.bufSize (see Note) Specify the size of the I/O buffer for the server in bytes.
Increasing the buffer size improves network
performance in requests and responses for large-
capacity connections. Decreasing the buffer size can
reduce the backlog of data that has arrived at any given
time. To avoid errors, do not specify a value less than
1024 bytes.
This property should be changed only by a system
administrator who has expert knowledge, when he or
she needs to fine-tune agent performance.
Default: 8192.