on 06-05-2009 11:50 AM
Hello experts
we have a proxy to webservice scenario.The requirement is to get back the response within 3 seconds or else raise a timeout exception.Any idea about how to design this.
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Hey
Why not configure CCMS monitoring,you can specify this interface and specify the threshold value for it(3 sec in your case).
CCMS can also monitor your total XI landscape
/people/aravindh.prasanna/blog/2005/12/24/configuring-scenario-specific-e-mail-alerts-in-xi-ccms-part-2
In the above blog he has shown how to configure CCMS for threshold.
Thanks
Aamir
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Hi
can anyone please suggest how to set the deadline step with the deadline time in seconds.
because we can set only minutes,hours,days in the deadline step.
thanks
sabyasachi
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Hi
can anyone please suggest how to set the deadline step with the deadline time in seconds.
because we can set only minutes,hours,days in the deadline step.
thanks
sabyasachi
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you can use a BPM...include a Block Step ---> put a Deadline Branch ---> set time as 3 sec...put a control step in it and choose the action as Throw Alert...check if this design approach suits your req...
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Hi,
>>>you can use a BPM...include a Block Step ---> put a Deadline Branch ---> set time as 3 sec...put a control step in it and choose the action as Throw Alert...check if this design approach suits your req...
1. you cannot (or should never) use a BPM for a sync scenario - it is very likely it will always be more then 3 sec with a BPM
2. this is not possible without a BPM for one interface
Regards,
Michal Krawczyk
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