JavaCmdTimeoutSeconds

IT Asset Management (Cloud)

Command line | Registry

JavaCmdTimeoutSeconds applies when the tracker issues commands to gather Java inventory.

If Java does not return in a timely manner, ndtrack can now time out on the blocked command, allowing only the Java inventory gathering step to fail while the rest of the process continues.

Tip: This option is available only on UNIX-like platforms. To override the default value, you can set it either on the command line or in the config.ini file which functions as a pseudo-registry on those platforms.

Values

Values / range

1 through 120 (inclusive, in seconds). Numeric values outside this range are corrected to the nearest boundary value.

Default value

5 (This is the default value when there is no entry or there is a non-numeric entry in the command line options.)

Example values

20

Command line

Tool

Inventory component (ndtrack)

Example

-o JavaCmdTimeoutSeconds=20

Registry

Installed by

Manual configuration (computer preference)

Computer preference

[Registry]\ManageSoft\Tracker\CurrentVersion in the config.ini file:

[ManageSoft\Tracker\CurrentVersion] 
JavaCmdTimeoutSeconds=5