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The script has timed-out.
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| Hi,
I have one web service running on some other machine. It has settings for
connection time out and script time out as 500 and 500 seconds,
respectively.
I am calling this web service from another machine that has running BizTalk
2004. I have an orchestration calling this web service using web port. After
90 seconds of delay, i get the warning in event viewer saying "The script
has timed-out". Is there any way to set the time for the web port so that it
would look for the response in-definitely from the web service? Just a devil
thought, but thinking on the same line, if is it possible somehow?
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Thanks & Regards,
Atul Shukla
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| Christof 2004-05-30, 10:47 am |
| You can set a context property on the message called
"ClientConnectionTimeout".
This is documented ("Dynamically Setting the URI of a Consumed Web
Service").
Kind regards,
Christof
"Atul" <pyaarey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have one web service running on some other machine. It has settings for
> connection time out and script time out as 500 and 500 seconds,
> respectively.
>
> I am calling this web service from another machine that has running
BizTalk
> 2004. I have an orchestration calling this web service using web port.
After
> 90 seconds of delay, i get the warning in event viewer saying "The script
> has timed-out". Is there any way to set the time for the web port so that
it
> would look for the response in-definitely from the web service? Just a
devil
> thought, but thinking on the same line, if is it possible somehow?
>
> --
> Thanks & Regards,
> Atul Shukla
>
>
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