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I finally decided to try to find a fix to a recurring issue we are having in our Dev Studio environment in which using the graphical join tool throw 'Failed to get a list of Master Files' upon first run, but works subsequently.
I found this IBI fix listed: http://solution.ibi.com:8080/40532528.html but am curious as to what the downstream impacts will be? Surely those settings are there for a reason, anyone have any experience with unintended consequences? Does the server (WebFOCUS and/or Tomcat) have to be recycled to pick up the setting change?
My site.wfs
<VER 1>
# $Revision: 1.5 $
# place any variables here from cgivars.wfs that you wish to override.
IBI_REPORT_USER=***hidden***
IBI_REPORT_PASS=***hidden***
<SET>IBIMR_user(PASS)
<SET>&IBIMR_user(PASS)
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The only thing that this does is to pass the entered username and password from within either DevStudio or Managed Reporting to the server. It has no further implications that I know of. The application server (Tomcat) needs to be restarted if use make the changes using a text editor. If you change these setting through the WebFocus admin console, that tool will see to it that the servlets are aware of the change,so in that case no restart needed.
GamP
- Using AS 8.2.01 on Windows 10 - IE11.
in Focus since 1988
Posts: 1961 | Location: Netherlands | Registered: September 25, 2007
The only thing that this does is to pass the entered username and password from within either DevStudio or Managed Reporting to the server.
Let me make sure I am understanding you correctly, because this may be an issue. Will there be any change to the end-user (or developer) experience when running via DevStudio's 'Right-click > Run' facility or the 'WebFOCUS Business Intelligence Dashboard'?
I am having visions of end users being prompted at every turn.
On the contrary - passing username an password this way is part of the single-sign-on process. If anything, it will decrease the number of times the users are asked for their passwords.
GamP
- Using AS 8.2.01 on Windows 10 - IE11.
in Focus since 1988
Posts: 1961 | Location: Netherlands | Registered: September 25, 2007
I have had this error message come up when there is a large number of master files to be read in. There is a timeout setting in Developer Studio called "Connection Timeout".To set the "Connection Timeout". 1. Go to the "File" menu. 2. Click on "Show Environments". 3. Click on the environment that is causing the timeout issue. 4. Click on the "Properties" button. 5. Under the "Web Component", set the "Connection Timeout" to 100.
We also have a large amount of master files in the environment. I have not made the server change, but instead increased the timeout. I'll report back if that fixes my initial problem.