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Summary of properties

The following table lists a summary of all the properties that you can set for a service, depending on its session model (free, managed, or both).
Table 93. Service properties
Property
Session model
Short description
Both
Indicates if the client would like to employ the AppServer Keepalive protocol on this connection.
Both
Indicates whether this connection is session-free or session-managed.
Both
Host name for the NameServer or AppServer that supports an application service
Both
The name of an application service supported by the specified NameServer or AppServer and that supports all of the operations that define the service
Both
The port number to access the application service bound by the service
Both
The protocol that the adapter instance uses to access the host for the specified NameServer or AppServer
Both
Specifies the duration for which the AppServer takes active steps to determine if the client is still connected. The ClientASK protocol denotes that the direction of the keepalive messages is from the client to the servers.
Both
Specifies the duration for which the AppServer can receive messages from the server. The ClientASK protocol denotes that the direction of the keepalive messages is from the client to the servers.
Free
The maximum lifetime (in seconds) of AppServer connections in the connection pool for this service.
Both
Specifies the duration, in Integer, for which a client must stay connected to the session-managed or session-free AppServer.
Free
The duration (in seconds) between attempts by the adapter to shut down extra network connections to the AppServer, based on client demand.
Free
The number of network sessions to be created (and shared by all clients) when the connection pool for the service is initialized by the adapter
Free
The maximum number of connected sessions allowed in the service connection pool
Free
The minimum number of idle, or inactive, AppServer connections to maintain
Free
The minimum number of connected sessions that the adapter attempts to maintain in the service connection pool
Both
Controls whether the service verifies that the host name of the connecting AppServer matches the Common Name specified in the server digital certificate (meaningful only in the context of SSL connections)
Both
Controls whether the service requests reuse of the SSL session ID when reconnecting to the same AppServer (meaningful only in the context of SSL connections)
Both
The maximum value for the adapter to specify for the port number used to communicate with a NameServer
Both
The minimum value for the adapter to specify for the port number used to communicate with a NameServer
Free
The maximum duration (in seconds) that the adapter retains a list of AppServer options (pick list) for an idle application service
Free
The number of available AppServer options (the broker pick list) that the adapter requests from a NameServer each time it looks up a given application service name
Both
The maximum number of requests that the adapter makes for a valid local port number when attempting to communicate with a NameServer
Both
The interval (in milliseconds) that the adapter waits between requests to get a valid port number when attempting to communicate with a NameServer
Free
Determines how the adapter handles requests when the service connection pool becomes full
Both
Specifies whether the client can access the enabled Web service applications.
Both
The degree of detail returned to the client for a service fault.
Both
Specifies the type of information recorded when performing diagnostic logging. The value is a colon-separated list of valid entry types.
Both
The amount and type of information written to the service log by the adapter for each log entry
Both
Indicates whether this connection is session-free or session-managed.
Both
The maximum duration (in seconds) that a service object can be idle before it is released
Managed
Determines how to handle client requests to a service that is busy processing a prior request
Note: A connection pool is a cache that the adapter manages for each session-free service that relies on a controlling NameServer to access the AppServer that provides the corresponding application service. This cache maintains one or more AppServer connections for the application service, which are made available by the NameServer and otherwise managed through these properties. For more information on connection pools, see Deploying and Managing OpenEdge Web Services.