I want to be able to control the timeout length on the
SOAP::RPC::Driver. Anyone know how this can be done?
Thanks
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Hi,
Dennis Crissman wrote:
I want to be able to control the timeout length on the
SOAP::RPC::Driver. Anyone know how this can be done?
SOAP::RPC::Driver#options["protocol.http.connect_timeout"] = 60 # [sec]
SOAP::RPC::Driver#options["protocol.http.send_timeout"] = 120 # [sec]
SOAP::RPC::Driver#options["protocol.http.receive_timeout"] = 60 # [sec]
The 2nd and 3rd options only works when you've installed http-access2.
// NaHi
NAKAMURA, Hiroshi wrote:
SOAP::RPC::Driver#options["protocol.http.connect_timeout"] = 60 # [sec]
SOAP::RPC::Driver#options["protocol.http.send_timeout"] = 120 # [sec]
SOAP::RPC::Driver#options["protocol.http.receive_timeout"] = 60 # [sec]The 2nd and 3rd options only works when you've installed http-access2.
Is there anyway to set the "receive_timeout" without http-access2
installed?
It appears that http-access2 is installed with the rubyforge gem, is
there any other way to install it?
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Hi,
Dennis Crissman wrote:
SOAP::RPC::Driver#options["protocol.http.connect_timeout"] = 60 # [sec]
SOAP::RPC::Driver#options["protocol.http.send_timeout"] = 120 # [sec]
SOAP::RPC::Driver#options["protocol.http.receive_timeout"] = 60 # [sec]The 2nd and 3rd options only works when you've installed http-access2.
Is there anyway to set the "receive_timeout" without http-access2
installed?
I was wrong. soap4r + net/http should handle receive_timeout option as
same as connect_timeout. Not work for you?
It appears that http-access2 is installed with the rubyforge gem, is
there any other way to install it?
I released soap4r-1.5.7 yesterday and posted gems of soap4r-1.5.7 and
httpclient-2.1.0 (formerly known as http-access2) to rubyforge this
morning. Please update soap4r (httpclient should be updated according
its dependency).
// NaHi
Let me rephrase my question from above, is there anyway to set the
"receive_timeout' without using any libraries beyond what Rails
provides?
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