To view a service definition name, go to

Processes

Select Process Version Number

My Role

Service column

.

For example, in the following

My Role

section of the

Deployed Process Version Details

page, the service name is

0BQGwyKeJVBie6UGrJHaqI/Print_Hello_World-1

:

If you enter a service definition name, the dispatch configuration governs all instances of the service, regardless of the process that contains the service.

You cannot change the name of a saved dispatch configuration. To edit the name, delete the dispatch configuration and then create a new one.

Default is 15.

If you enable persistence, the dispatch service rejects requests that exceed the

Max Queued

value.

If you do not enable persistence, the dispatch service rejects requests that exceed the

Max In-Memory

value.

Default is 300.

If you enable persistence, the dispatch queue service rejects requests that exceed the

Max Queued

value.

If you do not enable persistence, the dispatch service rejects requests that exceed the

Max In-Memory

value.

Default is 300.

If a request takes longer that the timeout value to execute, it moves out of the dispatch service and the next pending request executes.

If a request times out of the dispatch service, Process Server continues to execute outside of the dispatch configuration. As a result, you might see different values on the

Processes

list and the

Server Configuration

Queues

Dispatch Queue

list.

Default is 300 seconds.

If you do not select the

Persistent

option, pending requests are saved only in the in-memory queue and are lost if the Secure Agent restarts.