Rational® ClearQuest® Web Server Options page

You can use the Web Server Options page of the Site Configuration window to modify some MBean attribute values for Rational® ClearQuest® Web server.

Table 1 describes the controls on the Web Server Options page.
Table 1. Controls on the Rational® ClearQuest® Web Server Options page

Controls on the Rational® ClearQuest® Web Server Options page of the Site Configuration window

Control Description Default value
Session Timeout (seconds) The amount of time, in seconds, that a user session exists before timing out. 1800
Server Work-Thread Count (number) The number of worker threads that each Rational® ClearQuest® RPC server uses to handle requests. 30
ActiveRational® ClearQuest® Session Threshold (number) The number of sessions that a single Rational® ClearQuest® RPC server can handle. When this threshold is exceeded, a new Rational® ClearQuest® RPC server is created to handle additional requests. 30
Maximum Active Servers (number) The maximum number of Rational® ClearQuest® RPC servers allowed. 10
Recycle Server Session Limit (number) The maximum number of sessions that the Rational® ClearQuest® RPC server can handle before it is recycled. 200
Recycle Server Lifetime Limit (seconds) The maximum lifetime, in seconds, of a Rational® ClearQuest® RPC server before it is recycled. 86,400
Recycle Server ONC RPC Call Limit (number) The maximum number of ONC RPC requests that a backend Rational® ClearQuest® RPC server can process before it is recycled. 100,000
Windows Rational® ClearQuest® chart server host name UNIX Linux If your Rational® ClearQuest® Web server is running on the UNIX system or Linux, specify the host name of a Rational® ClearQuest® Web server on Windows that is designated to process chart requests.

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Port for Windows Rational® ClearQuest® chart server UNIX Linux The port number of the Rational® ClearQuest® Web server on Windows that is designated to process chart requests.

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Alternatively, you can modify these CqServerFactoryMBean MBean attribute values by using the WebSphere® wsadmin command-line interface and Jacl scripting. See Modifying MBean attributes with the wsadmin tool.