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=== The '''General''' section ===
=== The '''General''' section ===
The value of the '''ActiveTransport''' property should match a name provided by a transport DLL located in the default directory for transport DLLs, the "transports" folder under the STRIDE installation directory. This value should also match a Transport Properties section in the configuration file, described below.


=== The '''Keep Alive''' section ===
=== The '''Keep Alive''' section ===


=== The '''Transport Properties''' section ===
=== The '''Transport Properties''' section ===

Revision as of 23:28, 8 July 2008

The Transport configuration file contains default settings for the STRIDE Transport Server, an out-of-process COM server that manages connections between host and target processes, and also provides loopback and diagnostic features. The configuration file is located under the STRIDE installation directory, in the bin' folder, in the "transport.cfg" file. Users may edit this file to change configuration settings, but the file must not be moved or renamed.

Sample configuration file

 ;
 ; Configuration file for STRIDE Unit runner (TestUnitRun.pl)
 ; (standard INI/CFG file format)
 ;
 [General]
   ActiveTransport = Sockets (S2)
 [Keep Alive]
   Active = yes
   Interval = 3000
   RetryCount = 2
   Timeout = 2000
 [Sockets (S2)]
   DeviceAddress = localhost
   DevicePort = 8000
 [Serial (S2)]
   SerialPort = COM2
   BaudRate = 57600
   DataBits = 8
   StopBits = 1
   Parity = none

The General section

The value of the ActiveTransport property should match a name provided by a transport DLL located in the default directory for transport DLLs, the "transports" folder under the STRIDE installation directory. This value should also match a Transport Properties section in the configuration file, described below.

The Keep Alive section

The Transport Properties section