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Setting RGS properties manually

Property syntax

The following example shows the RGS property syntax:

Rgreceiver.Network.Timeout.Warning=10000

In this example, the name of the property is Rgreceiver.Network.Timeout.Warning, and the value

of the property is

10000. This setting species that RGS Receiver will wait 10,000 milliseconds (10 seconds)

before displaying a warning dialog that indicates that it is no longer able to communicate with RGS Sender.

This particular setting is duplicated in the Network panel of the RGS Receiver settings.

A property could also be set to an empty value like in the following example:

Rgreceiver.Browser.Name=

Properties with empty values initialize as follows:

●

If the value of the property is of type string, the value will be set as an empty string.

●

If the value of the property is of type int, int vector, or bool, the value will be set to 0.

IMPORTANT: No user notication is provided if a property name is misspelled, and the property will not take

eect. If you specify a property in a conguration le or on the command line and it does not take eect,

verify that the property name is spelled correctly (including uppercase and lowercase usage).

Setting property values in a conguration le

RGS property values can be set in a conguration le. The default les for RGS Receiver and RGS Sender are

rgreceiverconfig and rgsenderconfig respectively, and each can be found in the respective

installation directory.

The conguration les contain one property per line. All properties in the conguration les are initially

commented out with the # character. To set a property in a conguration le, rst delete the # character

preceding the property name, and then set the property to the desired value. For RGS Receiver, once a

property is uncommented in the conguration le, the property's setting is persisted when RGS Receiver is

closed.

IMPORTANT: After an RGS Receiver property is persisted, commenting out the property in the conguration

le again will not reset its value to default. To reset a value to default, set the property back to its default

value in the conguration le and leave the line uncommented.

NOTE: If a property is listed more than once, the value of the last entry is used.

NOTE: RGS properties set in a conguration le might not take eect until the computer is restarted.

Setting property values on the command line

Property values for RGS Receiver on Windows and Linux, and for RGS Sender on Windows, can be set on the

command line. See RGS Receiver command-line options on page 23 and RGS Sender command-line options

(Windows) on page 24 for examples.

NOTE: Per-session property values cannot be set on the command line.

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