on 09-30-2004 4:11 PM
Hi,
I noticed that the SAPClient class is derived from the base class "SoapHttpClientProtocol", therefore exposing a property called "timeout" which normally holds the time limit for a synchronous webservice call ...
Is this attribute also used by the .NET connector to set the time limit for a synchronous RFC call ?
Thanks,
Steven
All inherited properties are used only in Soap mode - thus when you do the call via Soap. For Rfc they are not used.
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