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I need to set the responseTimeout for the powershell connector. Now it seems to use a default timeout for 10000 ms. Other connectors seem to have the responseTimeout parameter.
Anybody ?
Jan 27, 2016 at 10:32 AM, driftkds answered with:
Specifying this in the global elements solved it: xxx.yyy.com" port="9333" responseTimeout="30000" doc:name="HTTP"/>
Aug 09, 2017 at 05:36 PM, anthony-wang answered with:
@Drift KDS I'm running into a similar problem with timeout on the powershell connector. DId you simply define a 'HTTP Request Configuration' global element and that allowed you to increase the response time? I wonder if this works because the powershell connector uses a https connection in the background to talk to Windows gateway. Or did you replace the powershell connector entirely and used the HTTP connect instead?
Aug 10, 2017 at 05:31 AM, p27shj answered with:
in HTTP Request Configuration just specify the response timeout as 30000, may this will hep you.
Aug 15, 2017 at 04:10 AM, anthony-wang answered with:
Thanks for your response. The 'HTTP Request Configuration' is where I thought to configure this. So, I did this with the host, port, and path of the server where my Windows Gateway Service is installed and tested but my requests are still timing out at 10000 to 11000.