The HPOM Incident Web Service provides several configuration parameters that enable you to configure how the service responds to client requests. You can change the values of these parameters to suit your environment. Table: Service Configuration Parameters lists the parameters that you can configure and their default values.
On HPOM for UNIX management servers, you can configure the
parameters using ovconfchg
. The parameters are in the
opc.WebService
namespace.
On HPOM for Windows management servers, you can configure the parameters in the Server Configuration dialog box. The parameters are in the Incident Web Service namespace.
Service Configuration Parameters
Name | Default Value | Description |
---|---|---|
Default expiration time for enumerations | 10 (minutes) | Default duration that enumeration contexts are valid for. (See EnumerateOp.) |
Maximum expiration time for enumerations | 60 (minutes) | Maximum duration that enumeration contexts are valid for. If a client specifies a longer duration, the service overrides the client and uses the value of this parameter instead. (See EnumerateOp.) |
Default expiration time for subscriptions | 60 (minutes) | Default duration that subscriptions are valid for. (See SubscribeOp.) |
Maximum expiration time for subscriptions | 1440 (minutes) | Maximum duration that subscriptions are valid for. If a client specifies a longer duration, the service overrides the client and uses the value of this parameter instead. (See SubscribeOp.) |
Default maximum number of items returned by service | 100 | Maximum number of items that the service returns for a PullOp operation if the client does not specify a value. (See PullOp.) |
Maximum allowed maximum number of items returned by service | 500 | Maximum number of items that service returns for a PullOp operation. If a client specifies a larger number, the service uses this value instead. (See PullOp.) Set this parameter to a value below 5000. A value of 5000 or higher may cause heap space exceptions. |
Event queue size | 1000 | Maximum number of events that an event queue can store. If the event queue contains the maximum number of events, and a new event occurs, the service discards the oldest event from the queue before it adds the new event to the end of the queue. |