Registries settings

Definition properties for this WSRR definition.

In the administrative console page, to view this page click Service integration > WSRR definitions > definition_name.

When creating a new definition, or editing an existing definition, click Apply to save any changes before selecting the Connection properties link.


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Related concepts
WSRR
Related tasks
Managing access to WSRR

Configuration

Configuration properties for this object. These property values are preserved even if the runtime environment is stopped then restarted. See the information center task descriptions for information about how to apply configuration changes to the runtime environment.

General properties

WSRR definition name

The unique name for this WSRR definition.

Required Yes [Only when creating a new definition.]
Data type Text

Description

The description of this WSRR definition.

Required No
Data type Text area

Default WSRR definition

Indicates whether this WSRR definition is the default.

Required No
Data type Read only
Range
Yes
This is the default WSRR definition.
No
This is not the default WSRR definition. If you want to make this the default, use the Set as Default button on the WSRR definitions panel.

Timeout of cache

The time (in seconds) after which the WSRR cache expires and will be refreshed.

The WSRR cache is used to maximize the performance of registry lookups. There is one WSRR cache for each server, used to store objects requested by SCA modules on the server.

If an SCA module requests a new registry lookup, the objects returned are added to the cache and the timeout period started for that lookup. During the timeout period, any more requests for the same lookup retrieve the objects from the cache. After the timeout period has expired, the next time the same lookup is requested, the objects are retrieved from the registry and refreshed in the cache, and the timeout is reset for that lookup.

The timeout for a lookup request is defined in the WSRR definition that the SCA module uses for that request. Modules can use different WSRR definitions that each define a different cache timeout for lookup requests.

If you want to clear the WSRR cache for a server, restart the server.

Required No
Data type Integer
Range 0 through 2147483647 seconds

If you specify a value of 0 (zero), then no caching is used.

Connection type

Selects the type of connection for this WSRR definition.

The connection type is set when the registry definition is created, and cannot be altered. Currently, the only implemented choice is Web Service.
Required No
Data type Selection list
Buttons
Test connection Test the connection to the WSRR instance that has been defined.

Additional properties

Connection properties
Connection properties for this WSRR definition.

When creating a new definition, or editing an existing definition, click Apply to save any changes before selecting the Connection properties link.