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Question
How can I change the session time-out value for IBM Rational RequisitePro client for Web (RequisiteWeb)?
Answer
Open the config.txt on a text editor an look for the [RPX Server] section, at the end of that section add RPXTimeOut=60 where 60 represents the number of minutes that the RQProxy will be active.
The valid range is from 0 to 60, others values will default to 20.
The original file contains:
[RPX Server]
' The path to the project catalog file that is used to locate RequisitePro
' projects.
' To use the default catalog location, leave this field blank.
RPXCatalog=C:\PROGRA~1\IBM\RATION~1\REQUIS~1\ReqWeb\projects\Catalog.txt
' The following configures the method and authentication used to launch the
' RequisitePro Extensibility Interface (RPX), which RequisiteWeb uses to
' access project data. We do not recommend changing the following settings
' without specific instructions from Rational technical support or product
' documentation. By default, RequisiteWeb launches the RPX inside RqProxy.exe.
' The default values are as follows:
' Install Type=2
' User ID=
' Password=
' Server Name=
' Domain=
Install Type=2
User ID=
Password=
Server Name=
Domain=
The modified file should look like these (setting the time-out to 60 minutes):
[RPX Server]' The path to the project catalog file that is used to locate RequisitePro
' projects.
' To use the default catalog location, leave this field blank.
RPXCatalog=C:\PROGRA~1\IBM\RATION~1\REQUIS~1\ReqWeb\projects\Catalog.txt
' The following configures the method and authentication used to launch the
' RequisitePro Extensibility Interface (RPX), which RequisiteWeb uses to
' access project data. We do not recommend changing the following settings
' without specific instructions from Rational technical support or product
' documentation. By default, RequisiteWeb launches the RPX inside RqProxy.exe.
' The default values are as follows:
' Install Type=2
' User ID=
' Password=
' Server Name=
' Domain=
Install Type=2
User ID=
Password=
Server Name=
Domain=
RPXTimeOut=60
Save the file and close it.
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