Hi Bouck
Right now or with the 0.91 release, you cannot set a timeout on an
endpoint to throw a fault after a specific delay. However I see this as
a possibility even with the new asynchronous http/s transports, if we
include it as a feature. I am not sure, but there may be a way to do
this with Sandesha2 (the WS-RM implementation) as well through policy..
maybe Ruwan could reply on it
asankha
J Bouck wrote:
I am new to synapse and am working my way through the samples (0.91). I
have a nagging question about how quality-of-service policies should be
configured in synapse when using proxies.
For example, I want synapse to do something like proxy SOAP over HTTP. I
want a rule that the remote endpoint has 5 seconds to return a
response or
synapse with throw the SOAP fault itself to let the client know that
there
are issues. Do I configure synapse as a proxy and use some sort of
WS-ReliableMessaging policy? Do I write a custom mediator to
implement this
timeout policy? What would the configuration look like?
~jb
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