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| Detect timeout on SOAPRunXML and SOAPRun |
| Iniciado por guest, 14,oct. 2011 18:19 - 3 respuestas |
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| Publicado el 14,octubre 2011 - 18:19 |
HI,
I'm using SOAPRunXML to send data to a webservice.
Sometimes there's an timeout, due to external reasons.
The SOAPRunXML() function returns False, as expected.
But SOAPError(SOAPErrMessage) returns an empty string.
When I use soapUI to test this, it returns a nice "timeout" message.
Why doesn't WD give me a timeout, which is the reason for this failure. |
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| Publicado el 14,octubre 2011 - 23:46 |
Hi Arie,
Is it a webservice you developed?
I just found that I got FALSE on our webservice when the webservice hit a programming error in my attempt to return an error message. But my SOAPError did return the last error, it was just confusing. When I corrected the error processing I was able to return a clean error message as a result.
We have had some timeouts as well with no clear error message. I hope someone has more insight. I increased the "Maximum duration of a request" on our WebDev server and we have not had any more timeouts.
It may be that WD does not understand all error conditions in third party webservices. |
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| Publicado el 15,octubre 2011 - 11:19 |
Hi Jeff, no it is not my own webservice.
Right now I'm just counting the time it takes. Sort of detecting a timeout myself. That's enough for now. |
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| Publicado el 10,mayo 2016 - 22:00 |
| in SoapRun function, try to use HTTPtimeou() to get the timeout time or use HTTPtimout(time in miliseconds) to set a new timeout. |
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