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Hi,

The jade ini file has a setting for background processes queued lock timeouts - BackgroundProcessServerTimeout - Default is 30 secs which seems a lot.
Jade docs specify - "maximum time lock operations for a background process on the server are queued before the request response is returned to you"

I assume it is the same as ServerTimeout in that it is the milliseconds jade queues a lock for and then if the lock is not achieve a lock exception is raised by Jade?

Can Jade or anyone else inform me on what is a "Background process" - Non gui app with forms? non gui app with no forms? method executing with serverExecution?

Does the BackgroundProcessServerTimeout use the LockQueueCheckInterval checking of the lock has timed out??

Thanks Troy

I can't say definitively, but I suspect that it's referring to the system background process which runs in each node in a given Jade environment.

ie: I don't believe it's referring to any user applications.

Cheers,
BeeJay.

This indeed refers to the background process of each node. There is one signed on to each node at node startup and they generally perform administrative tasks such as signing on or off other processes. There are references to them scattered throughout the documentation, but they haven't historically been seen as something that users need to know about. There are initialisation options which we generally don't publish as they're only useful in specific circumstances, but that we make available to users when they contact JADE Support with a particular issue. This probably could have been one of those.

Ok thanks Ty appreciated