Configuring wsa advanced settings – Kofax Capture User Manual
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Configuration
Kofax Reporting Administrator's Guide
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Configuring WSA Advanced Settings
The advanced settings of WSA are not needed for many Kofax Reporting installations. You
must use them to configure message queue transport and for troubleshooting (traces).
1 Start WSA Receiver Configuration or WSA Sender Configuration from the Kofax
Reporting group in the Windows Start menu.
2 Click Advanced.
3 Go to the General Settings tab.
a In the MQ User field, type Domain\UserId or SID for queue access. This Windows
user must have the user right "logon as service".
b In the MQ Password field, type the password of the user set above.
c In the Storage Size field, type how much disk space should WSA reserve for storing
messages.
d In the Storage File field, type the name and location of the storage file.
e The Instance Name field displays name of the WSA instance.
f In the Senders (up to 10) field, type the number of parallel processes responsible for
sending data to WSA receiver (only applies to WSA Sender). Using a higher value
increases performance, but it requires more system resources.
4 Go to the HTTP Settings tab.
a In the Listener Threads field, specify the maximum number of concurrent web
service/HTTP connections to this WSA instance.
b In the Proxy server field, specify the name or IP address of the central proxy server.
Configuring a proxy server is only available for WSA Sender instances.
c In the Proxy port field, specify the port of the proxy server.
5 Go to the Trace tab. For more information, refer to
.
a In the Trace Level field, specify the trace level (0..100). Higher value provides more
detailed traces but might affect performance.
b In the Message Trace Size field, specify the message size limit to trace traffic between
components:
▪ 0 = off
▪ 1 = single line per message
▪ More than 1 = size limit in bytes
c In the Size of Trace File field, specify the maximum size of trace files in KB
d In the Number of Trace Files field, specify the maximum number of generated trace
files. When all files are full, the oldest is overwritten.
e Select Append Trace if you want to append trace to existing trace file after restarting
the application.
6 Go to the MQ tab. The parameters are only available for message queue transport.
a Select Check Dead Letter Queue if you want monitor messages that could not be
delivered.
b In the Dead Letter Queue Check Interval field, specify in seconds how often should
the dead letter queue be examined.
c In the Dead Letter Queue Retries field, specify how many retries should be made for
messages in the dead letter queue.