There was a known issue where Web service API times out after 40 seconds.
This was fixed in 7.5. Please collect API/SQL/Filter logging & check if you
see the same issue. What's the default time out set for Plug-in?
The fix was provided to use Server-Plugin-Default-Timeout values which was
earlier
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Hey Joe,
There's already error handling implemented to
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amiliar with the concept.
https://communities.bmc.com/docs/DOC-17166
Joe
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Hi,
You should also try and use something like Wireshark along with your 3rd
party tool, and forward the result of the dump to a network expert when you
get this timeout. I bet he will see some incomplete TCP streams or other
low level funny things, like packets lost in the wild.
On Fri, May 24,
Hi All,
Hoping to get some help here. The client has a web service from an
external system that they consume. For the most part it works well but
sporadically the response takes a while to come back, which results in
the "java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read timed out" error. When the
error occur
Hi All,
Hoping to get some help here. The client has a web service from an external
system that they consume. For the most part it works well but sporadically the
response takes a while to come back, which results in the
"java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read timed out" error. When the error o
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