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System.CalloutException: IO Exception: Read timed out?
I have a webservice it runs fine, but it takes a while to get a response because it loads lots of data.
when it callout from an apex class from salesforce, it always return : System.CalloutException: IO Exception: Read timed out.
Is there a property to set the time out period of the salesforce?
How do we address this problem?
Hope that helps,
Sati
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Hope that helps,
Sati
I am also facing the same problem. While calling webservice from apex it is showing the error.
Here is the .Net Web Service code which returns just "Hello World" String:-
public class Service1 : System.Web.Services.WebService
{
[WebMethod]
public string HelloWorld()
{
return "Hello World";
}
}
Now I tried to call this using APEX as follows: -
global class HelloWorld
{
webService static String sampleCSharpWebServiceCall()
{
String retVal;
TestWebServiceForAPEX.Service1Soap csService = new TestWebServiceForAPEX.Service1Soap();
csService.timeout_x = 90000;
retVal = csService.HelloWorld();
return retVal;
}
}
Now I generated wsdl and used it in another .Net Web Application on code behind of button click I am calling APEX Method which will in turn call other WebService written in .Net
protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
try
{
SforceService sfs = new SforceService();
sfs.Timeout = 90000;
LoginResult lr = sfs.login("username", "passwordtoken");
HelloWorldService hws = new HelloWorldService();
hws.Timeout = 90000;
hws.SessionHeaderValue = new TestWebCSharpWebService.SessionHeader();
hws.SessionHeaderValue.sessionId = lr.sessionId;
TextBox1.Text = hws.sampleCSharpWebServiceCall();
}
catch (SoapException ex)
{
TextBox1.Text = ex.Message;
}
}
But it is showing following error:-
System.CalloutException: IO Exception: Read timed out
Class.TestWebServiceForAPEX.Service1Soap.HelloWorld: line 28, column 13
Class.HelloWorld.sampleCSharpWebServiceCall: line 33, column 15
External entry point
Hi,
How have you resolved this issue ?
All the best,
Anzar.
Sati (Shillyer),
Your response led me to the final answer. But what was misleading was the 2000 millisecond value you assigned.
I used the Developer Console in Salesforce and the Timeline feature for the particular class that calledout to the webservice for Docusign and noticed that the some callouts were taking more than 5000 milliseconds, which is what I had assigned to the timeout_x property. Governor limits specify that the maximum is 120 seconds or 120,000 milliseconds. I set the timeout_x to 100,000 and I have had no further problems.
Hi Shillyer,
Can please explain the how are you initializing the class docsample and so on. I am starter in the salesforce and i want to learn it could you, please provide me the explanation to increase the timeout value.
Thanks in Advance