I am using MS SOAP client provided with SOAP Toolkit 3.0. I have set the
timeout for this application to 20 seconds.
On some occasions, when there are network problems and the call to the
webservice is not able to complete succesfully, the client waits for 50
seconds before returning an error.
I include an example of the code I am using to set this timeout:
dim SOAPClient
dim par_WSDLFile, par_ServiceName , par_Port
dim strParam1, strParam2
dim objResp
par_WSDLFile = "c:\webservice. wsdl"
set SOAPClient = createobject("M SSOAP.SOAPClien t30")
par_ServiceName = "pinService "
par_Port = "PinServicePort "
strError = SOAPClient.msso apinit(par_WSDL File, par_ServiceName , par_Port)
SOAPClient.conn ectionproperty( "timeOut") = 20000
strParam1 = "param1"
strParam2 = "param2"
set objResp = SOAPClient.pinv irtualtrans(str Lote, strBill, strCodTarjeta,
strCodOperacion , strEntidad, strPosition)
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I am sorry for teh mistake, but the last line of code should be
set objResp = SOAPClient.pint rans(strParam1, strParam2)
"Jose Maestro" wrote: I am using MS SOAP client provided with SOAP Toolkit 3.0. I have set the
timeout for this application to 20 seconds.
On some occasions, when there are network problems and the call to the
webservice is not able to complete succesfully, the client waits for 50
seconds before returning an error.
I include an example of the code I am using to set this timeout:
dim SOAPClient
dim par_WSDLFile, par_ServiceName , par_Port
dim strParam1, strParam2
dim objResp
par_WSDLFile = "c:\webservice. wsdl"
set SOAPClient = createobject("M SSOAP.SOAPClien t30")
par_ServiceName = "pinService "
par_Port = "PinServicePort "
strError = SOAPClient.msso apinit(par_WSDL File, par_ServiceName , par_Port)
SOAPClient.conn ectionproperty( "timeOut") = 20000
strParam1 = "param1"
strParam2 = "param2"
set objResp = SOAPClient.pinv irtualtrans(str Lote, strBill, strCodTarjeta,
strCodOperacion , strEntidad, strPosition)
I am sorry for teh mistake, but the last line of code should be
set objResp = SOAPClient.pint rans(strParam1, strParam2)
"Jose Maestro" wrote: I am using MS SOAP client provided with SOAP Toolkit 3.0. I have set the
timeout for this application to 20 seconds.
On some occasions, when there are network problems and the call to the
webservice is not able to complete succesfully, the client waits for 50
seconds before returning an error.
I include an example of the code I am using to set this timeout:
dim SOAPClient
dim par_WSDLFile, par_ServiceName , par_Port
dim strParam1, strParam2
dim objResp
par_WSDLFile = "c:\webservice. wsdl"
set SOAPClient = createobject("M SSOAP.SOAPClien t30")
par_ServiceName = "pinService "
par_Port = "PinServicePort "
strError = SOAPClient.msso apinit(par_WSDL File, par_ServiceName , par_Port)
SOAPClient.conn ectionproperty( "timeOut") = 20000
strParam1 = "param1"
strParam2 = "param2"
set objResp = SOAPClient.pinv irtualtrans(str Lote, strBill, strCodTarjeta,
strCodOperacion , strEntidad, strPosition)
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