When you add the servlet to your Web server, you can enter optional arguments to customize performance:
SkipDoneProc [true|false] – Sybase databases often return row count information while intermediate processing steps are performed during the execution of a query. Usually, client applications ignore this data. If you set SkipDoneProc to "true," the servlet removes this extra information from responses “on the fly,” which reduces network usage and processing requirements on the client. This is particularly useful when using HTTPS/SSL, because the unwanted data does not get encrypted/decrypted before it is ignored.
TdsResponseSize – set the maximum TDS packet size for the tunneled HTTPS. A larger TdsResponseSize is more efficient if you have only a few users with a large volume of data. Use a smaller TdsResponseSize if you have many users making smaller transactions.
TdsSessionIdleTimeout – define the amount of time (in milliseconds) that the server connection can remain idle before the connection is automatically closed. The default TdsSessionIdleTimeout is 600,000 (10 minutes).
If you have interactive client programs that may be idle for long periods of time and you do not want the connections broken, increase the TdsSessionIdleTimeout.
You can also set the connection timeout value from the jConnect client using the SESSION_TIMEOUT connection property. This is useful if you have specific applications that may be idle for longer periods. In this case, set a longer timeout for those connections with the SESSION_TIMEOUT connection property, rather than setting it for the servlet.
Debug – turn on debugging. See “Debugging with jConnect”.
Enter the servlet arguments in a comma-delimited string. For example:
TdsResponseSize=[size],TdsSessionIdleTimeout= [timeout],Debug=true
Refer to your Web server documentation for complete instructions on entering servlet arguments.
