User Guide

Setting Timeout to Resolve SAP Keystore File
By default, Shared Services uses 10 seconds as the timeout for resolving the SAP keystore file.
You can override this value in the Shared Services configuration file.
To change the timeout for resolving the SAP keystore file:
1 Using a text editor, open CSS.xml.
This file is in <
HSS_home
>/config. For example, C:\Hyperion\deployments\WebLogic9
\SharedServices9\config
(WebLogic 9.1 on Windows) and /vol1/Hyperion/
deployments/WebLogic9/SharedServices9/config
(WebLogic 9.1 on UNIX).
2 Insert the following code into the SAP provider definition. This code must be placed immediately after the
token timeout declaration.
<keystore>
<timeout><interval></timeout>
</keystore>
Be sure to replace
<interval>
with the desired keystore timeout interval in seconds. For
example,
<timeout>22</timeout> to set the interval to 22 seconds.
3 Save and close CSS.xml.
4 Restart the application server if it is running.
Connection Pooling
Previous releases of Hyperion products created connection threads to external user directories
on a need-to-use basis. To improve performance, Shared Services allows connection pooling
where user directory connections use a common connection pool.
Shared Services uses a default connection pool setting that is used for all configured user
directories. Default connection pool settings are not recorded in
CSS.xml. To use custom
connection pool settings for a user directory, you must update the configuration settings of the
user directory in
CSS.xml with a connection pool definition. User directory configurations that
do not contain a connection pool definition use the default connection pool.
To define connection pool for a user directory configuration:
1 Using a text editor, open CSS.xml.
This file is in <
HSS_home
>/config. For example, C:\Hyperion\deployments\WebLogic9
\SharedServices9\config
(WebLogic 9.1 on Windows) and /vol1/Hyperion/
deployments/WebLogic9/SharedServices9/config
(WebLogic 9.1 on UNIX).
2 In each of the user directory configuration definitions, include a connection pool definition similar to the
following:
<connectionPool>
<maxSize>100</maxSize>
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