SOAP Timeout

does anyone know if it's possible to set the SOAP timeout in workshop created web
services ?

I believe the SOAP Timeout can be set in the OracleSOAPHTTPConnection class that generally is created as part of a SOAP call ... e.g.:
m_httpConnection = new OracleSOAPHTTPConnection();
// Set the timeout as an int in ms - 0 means infinite
m_httpConnection.setTimeout(0);
m_smr = new SOAPMappingRegistry();
URL endpointURL = new URL(endpoint);
Call call = new Call();
call.setSOAPTransport(m_httpConnection);
call.setTargetObjectURI("mypackage3.Class1");
call.setMethodName("sayHello");
Mike.

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LiveCycle ES 8.2 Update1
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The Client Application is accessing the process via SOAP endpoint (web service) to render PDF using the renderPDFForm service, however when the input XML data reach a certain size it will encounter SOAP timeout error.
Is there anything related to Weblogic timeout setting?
Thanks.

Hi Ryan,
I don't find any SOAP timeout setting in weblogic. You can increase Post Timeout setting under Protocols->HTTP for the weblogic server and check your scenario. Can you post full exception trace?
Thanks.

SOAP timeout problem in workshop web service

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and the SOAP request times out. is there any way (synchronously) to bump up the
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SOAP timeout in Workshop web service

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I had to use a workaround. In the complex type (CFC) returned by the web
service, I added two additional properties, success (boolean) and fault
(string). That way, if validation fails, I set success to false and return
validation messages in the fault property using syntax like this:
. It communicates what the client needs to know but
is not in the format I originally wanted to implement. I did find a clue
about how to get control of the SOAP envelope in a comment made by Arthur
Blake at the end of one of Ben Nadel's blog entries about using HTTP to
consume a web service. He said he could customize the XML request/response by
writing a "proxy" in ColdFusion that forwards to the real SOAP service. I
never did figure out how to go about doing that, so if you happen to get
your head around it, please post your solution. In general, I found that
ColdFusion 8 doesn't play nicely with a pre-defined complex WSDL that
import XSDs and doesn't honor a "required=no" setting in the property tag
of a complex type's CFC when generating its WSDL dynamically. In fact, I
have a whole list of "gotchas" on this... Didn't mean to write a book, but
you opened an old wound that had just about healed. Good luck, Simon. Hope
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SOAP time out

Hello.
I have an application that use the API of the portal. There are several activities that are performed but the time used for doing them is so much. As a consequence, a SOAP client null message appear in the application. I can't decrease the time used by the application. However, I need to increase the time out of the SOAP connection.
Does anyone know how to set the time out to a SOAP application?
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There is currently no support to increase the SOAP timeout programmatically. The default is set to 1 min in PRC.

Synchnronous Timeout setting parameter

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Need to know how we can activate the Synchnronous Timeout setting parameter for Communication channel in ID.
We have PI 7.1 installed and in one systems its showing for the communicaiton channel while in other system of same landscape it is not showing.
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Please check the document for timeout setings
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/c059d583-a551-2c10-e095-eb5d95e03747?quicklink=index&overridelayout=true
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Hi, I am using adobe livecycle ES. I use the jdbc service provided by Livecycle to update database. I alway get this error "Caused by: java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read timed out......at com.adobe.idp.dsc.webservice.WebServiceSoapUIInvoker.invoke(WebServic
eSoapUIInvoker.java:107)". The timeout happen after around 20 sec.
The Jdbc service end point is default soap end point. Is there a way to set the timeout for the default SOAP end point used by this Jdbc service. Or is there any other way to increase the timeout.
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Timeout when consuming a SOAP web service

Hello,
I'm quite new to Labview and I'm trying to consume a SOAP web service created using a very simple WCF example, but I keep on getting a WebException because of a timeout.
The web service has been created using the example from the WCF getting started tutotial (to keep things simple) http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms734712.aspx
You'll find my .Net solution attached to this message. (You'll have to be administrator to run the service though).
I have used the import web service tool in Labview to create the VI to connect to the web service and all went fine, it created the VI correctly. You'll find the created VI also attached to this message.
Then, I'm trying to create a very simple VI to call the webservice and put the return value inside a numeric indicator. Unfortunately, when I run this VI it crashes with a WebException because of a timeout.
If I run the .Net client, everything goes fine, and if I go to the web service address with a browser, I get the service website, so I know that the server is registered correctly, only Labview can't connect to it for an unknown reason. Everything is setup to connect through localhost:8000, so it can't really be a network problem, I've tried disabling the Windows firewall to see if that was the problem, but it persists.
I've also tried to do something similar using the CDYNE web service, like in the example http://www.ni.com/white-paper/4728/en/, and it works perfectly.
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Attachments:
WcfTestApp.zip ‏453 KB
_Calculator.zip ‏72 KB

OK, I found the problem myself, it was a problem with the configuration of the WCF service, I was missing the ServiceMetadata endpoint.
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Setting timeout for SOAP requests in a webservice client

I am trying to set the timeout for a synchronous SOAP request sent to a Web Service deployed on weblogic 8.1 SP2. I tried setting timeout thru bindinginfo setTimeout() and also javax.xml.rpc.Stub _setProperty(). Both of them seem to be not working. I set the value to as low as 1 sec but i still donot get a timeout. Other properties/method from these two classes work fine though (like endpointaddress property in javax.xml.rpc.Stub and setVerbose flag to true in BindingInfo).
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Upgrading from 8.1 to 9.2: non-WL SOAP/websvc client timeout

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Karoly

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Pipeline timeout in sender SOAP scenario

Hi mates,
I've exposed an o/b synch MI as a webservice. A BPM will receive this message and triggers an IDOC generation program on R/3. These IDOCs are collected by BPM and a response message sent to the SOAP caller.
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I set the parameter CHECK_FOR_ASYNC_RESPONSE_TIMEOUT to 120 sec to check if this has any effect. Now I dont get any error in SXMB_MONI, the satus shows 'Log version' (small blue disc icon).
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praveen

SOAP: "XI.Timeout" module in the sender adapter

Hi,
Could you please explain in detail, how to enter the XI.timeout module in the soap sender adapter.
Regards,
Vishnu.

Hi Vishnu,
The default timeout value for synchronous calls is 5 minutes. You can increase this value by setting parameter XI.Timeout in the module parameter table of the SOAP adapter. The value must be given in milliseconds. For example, value 600000 represents the timeout value of 10 minutes. This parameter is not recognized in systems prior to SP13.
In the Module tab of the Communication channel you can find Module Parameters can be specified under Module Configuration section.
Add the XI.Timeout Parameter with some Parameter Value.
regards
Ganga

Soap adapter performance and timeout

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I have two questions considering SOAP adapter.
I have created a SOAP service in XI and it works. Now the non-functional requirements for this service are very high. Specially I am in trouble with two things.
The service must give up real quick. If XI has not managed to give out the answer with 10 seconds it should send the time-out error message to the client. The trick is... for all other scenarios in the same integration server, the time-out must be a lot bigger.
Is it possible to set the time-out parameter for a specific SOAP sender communication channel? If Yes, then how?.
The second ting.. maybe it is not a issue at all. Are synchronous soap calls processed in parallel? Or do I have to set some parameter to enable parallel processing (the SOAP service is estimated to receive about 4 request per second and if each request takes some 0,5-0,6 seconds to answer - there is a definite need for parallel processing.
Could somebody led some light on these issues. Thanks...

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Thanks for this. So far clear enough... now what I don't understand... if I create a new port, all my http-like adapters (SOAP, HTTP...) are available from these? I after I have created another port (at the moment there are 0-2 already)... I can call my channel: http://<host>:<oldport>/MessageServlet/blaa-blaa and http://<host>:<newport>/Messageservlet/blaa-blaa ... or not?
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Hello
I have a requirement where my soap receiver channel should time out in 20 sec from the time it had shot a webservice request.
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>
Shailesh Kunjiraman wrote:
> i doubt if this can be reduced to value lower than a minute.
i agree. A minute is usually the minimum value for lot many parameters.

Timeout in synchronous SOAP-Proxy communication

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I have a synchronous SOAP-Proxy communication (3rd party - XI - ERP). 3rd party is always the initiator of the communication.
Is there a general rule about who should set a timeout? Does it should be set by a 3rd party, XI, or ERP? In our scenario it shouldn't be longer than 30 seconds.
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