on 10-26-2009 8:40 PM
I'm using xmii 12.0
I'm calling a transaction as a web service from a windows application. I have a transaction that at times returns a large amount of data. When the data set get large I get the following message instead of the dataset:
500 Connection Timeout
Error: 5
Component: ICM
Module: icxxthr.c
Line: 2698:
Server: XXXXXX
What I'm trying to determine is where is the time out coming from. What parameter controls this timeout value ? Is it a netweaver parameter ?
Any help would be appriecated.
Thanks
Glenn
Glen,
In NW Visual Administrator go to the Cluster tab and under Services take a look at HTTP Provider and the associated ServletsLongDataTransferLimit and ServletsLongDataTransferTimeout settings.
Do some research on these settings in the help, etc. and readjust accordingly. Probably requires a NW restart (it might prompt you after applying the change - not sure).
Regards,
Jeremy
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I'm currenlty working on rewriting the transaction to decrease the size of the returned dataset. I'm tryiing to come up with a short term solution until I can implement the fix. I thought if I can temporarily increase a timeout value the system would continue to run without errors (just a littler slower). Just trying to buy some time.
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Did you try to run that BLS with same input as stand alone from Workbench.
If yes,how much doe it take you to give you that o/p in standaone mode?
Usually,returning huge amount of data over http/webservice is not a good idea.
Thanks
Hari
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I am not a windows app developer but some thing like below configrations might be there in you application..thought it might help you ...
-Hari
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