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    • February 20, 2009 at 7:04 AM #21768
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        Hi Guys,

                       Does anybody  handled timeouts for HTTP Request-response Adaptor,Please suggest.

         

      • March 2, 2009 at 8:37 AM #21806
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          Hi Baba,

          I do handle the time out. Let me know what kind of issue you are having. Or what kind of help you are seeking.

          Siva

          • March 2, 2009 at 9:28 AM #21807
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              Hi Siva,

                             Thanks for your reply, What I am looking for is ,If Client Service is not available then HTTP Request-Response Send port will try for Configured retry time and interval , after that what could be the Error is that a SOAP Related or anything else/ How to hadle or Log That error response in Exception Handler Block in Orchestration.

               

              Thanks

              Baba 

              • March 4, 2009 at 11:32 AM #21825
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                  Hi Baba,

                  I guess following could handle thie issue. However I remeber I read somewhere that below may not hlep for timeout. Just try.

                  Set the Delivery Notification = Tranmisted in 2 way port in ur orchestration.

                  Put the send and receive shapes under the Scope shape. Create a exception hanlder. Set Exception Type = Microsoft.XLANGs.Base.Types.DeliveryFailureExcpetion and give a name for the exception. IN side the exception box, do whatever you want when the exception happen.

                  I also create another exception hanler. Type is Web.Service.Protocals.SoapExcpetion. And handle whatever i want inside.

                  Siva

                   

                  • March 5, 2009 at 7:37 AM #21834
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                      Thanks Siva,

                                             I also tried with making Transmitted=”true” and Handling apro. But That was not working for me, So I Also Catched using Web.Service.Protocals.SoapExcpetion Eception, and Exception Block is catching that error During Timeouts, And when I looked into the error Message it was showing 

                      General System Exception: An error occurred while processing the message, refer to the details section for more information Message ID: {ECE32919-1340-4FAE-B251-D22846219A9D} Instance ID: {0587A4F9-FC75-4E33-A440-5B84672153EC} Error Description: The remote server returned an error: (500) Internal Server Error.

                      Is that what you are gettig for timeouts?

                       

                      Thanks,

                      BABA

                       

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