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If you suspect that your problems stem from network or connection problems, you may want to try adjusting timeouts by adding the following switches to your JVMpassing these Java system properties to the Eclipse process:
Example |
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| parasoft.ws.timeout | Sets socket timeout for all services. |
Value -Dparasoftws.timeout=60 |
| parasoft.ws.connection.timeout | Sets connection timeout for all services. |
Value .-Dparasoft.ws.connectiontimeout=15 |
| parasoft.tcm.timeout | Sets timeout for the deprecated Team Server service. It could set timeout only for this service or override the value set by the general parasoft.ws.timeout |
, . The value is in seconds. This switch is deprecated. |
Example:
C/C++test standalone:
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cpptest.exe -J-Dparasoft.ws.timeout=180
cpptest.exe -J-Dparasoft.ws.connection.timeout=15
cpptest.exe -J-Dparasoft.tcm.timeout=30 |
C/C++test plugin for Eclipse:
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eclipse.exe -vmargs -Dparasoft.ws.timeout=180
eclipse.exe -vmargs -Dparasoft.ws.connection.timeout=15
eclipse.exe -vmargs -Dparasoft.tcm.timeout=30 |
If only parasoft.ws.timeout is set, it affects both socket and connection timeout.
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