fix this, change the value of the HTTP_TIMEOUT constant in the CONFIG_H
source member and re-install HTTPAPI.
I started the debugger for both versions of HTTP API and searched for
HTTP_TIMEOUT. In both cases HTTP_TIMEOUT is set to 10 seconds. Hence it can
not be reponsible for the problem, can it?
Is it possible that it's because the timeout changed to 10 seconds?
Would that make sense as the reason? Or is the web service usually
faster than that?
The response time of the web service is usually < 1 second.
I'll try to update the Web site as soon as I'm able. I'm currently at
COMMON, and away from home.
Enjoy COMMON. Once you are back home we can further investigate the problem.
It is not that urgent. I wrote some articles about RPG and web services for
the German TechKnowLetter newsletter (http://www.techknowletter.de/). One of
the articles mentions your HTTP API service program and the sample program
uses your HTTP API. I need a fix (explanation) for the problem before that
article gets published. But since the article is the fifths article out of
six and since the first one is not yet published there is enough time left to
fix the problem.
Thomas Raddatz.
Scott Klement schrieb:
Sender: Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
does anybody have an idea why HTTP API V1.14 times out while HTTP API
V1.11 does not time out? The error message that I receive from HTTP API
V1.14 is "CommTCP_read: time-out
Ooops! It looks like I changed the default timeout (I was probably testing
something) down to 10 seconds, and forgot to change it back! To fix this,
change the value of the HTTP_TIMEOUT constant in the CONFIG_H source member
and re-install HTTPAPI.
I'll try to update the Web site as soon as I'm able. I'm currently at
COMMON, and away from home.
I am using the http_url_post_xml() function to call a self written test
web service. The very same program times out when using the V1.14 API. It
runs fine when it uses the V1.11 API. All I do is changing the library
list entry from LIBHTTP (V1.14) to LIBHTTP# (V1.11) to use the different
HTTP API versions.
Is it possible that it's because the timeout changed to 10 seconds? Would
that make sense as the reason? Or is the web service usually faster than
that?
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