Re: Timeout issue-does not work even when timeout is set

Tan Ai Leen <tan_ai_leen9@hotmail.com> · Sun, 07 Mar 2004 15:17:30 +0800

Hi,

There is this timeout variable for HTTP class  that pear soap is using. 
I set the timeout to be 0 which the comments in HTTP class say means 
never, like this:

$client->setOpt("timeout", 0);

Not sure if it will work... cos the timeout could be cause by the OS, 
firewall, etc. As I am not good with network infrastructure, can't 
confirm anything.

But you can try to configure the timeout for SOAP using the above function.

Tell me if it works for you.

Ai Leen

Chin Yau Chia wrote:

Hi Tan,

I am having similar problem too using pear soap to connect to similar 
web service. However, if I use NuSOAP, it seems that the request goes 
forever. Any tip from your side??

Rgds,
chiacy

Tan Ai Leen wrote:

Hi,

I wish that it is the case but it is not. The script execution time is 
set to 0 in the php.ini. Are there anything else that I can set to 
increase the time allow for web service clients to contact the web 
service server?

Regards,
Ai Leen

Mike Carter wrote:

Hi,

Could it be that the PHP script calling the first webservice is 
timing out

(30 seconds as standard in the php.ini) whilst calling the 2nd 
webservice

and wating for the response.

Regards,

Mike C.

-----Original Message-----

From: Tan Ai Leen [mailto:tan_ai_leen9@hotmail.com] Sent: 07 January 
2004 01:32

To: soap@lists.php.net

Subject: Re:  Timeout issue-does not work even when timeout is 
set

No, I am not using curl.

My script calls web service A and then web service A will in turn 
call web service B. I know that the timeout occur when I am made a 
call to web service B because there is no timeout error when I 
comment out the object instantiation for the class that calls web 
service B.

Here's the error message:

Laurent Buhler wrote:

$this->setOpt('curl', CURLOPT_TIMEOUT,
$GLOBALS['g_ps']['MedVisor']['connectionTimeout']);
Hi,

Do you know what is raising the timeout ?

Hint: you might use curl, in that case you might need to 

change curl timeout

with $client->setOpt('curl', CURLOPT_TIMEOUT, 120);
after you instantiate your client.

-----Original Message-----
From: Tan Ai Leen [mailto:tan_ai_leen9@hotmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 11:34 AM
To: soap@lists.php.net
Subject:  Timeout issue-does not work even when timeout is set

Hi,

I have this class that creates a web service client and 

call the method.

It took 18s for the script to finish executing. I will get 

the time out

read from ip when I run the script. But this only happened when I am

using a browser or command-line, not with XMLspy to send 

the request. I

have set the timeout variable as advised by other posts in this
newsgroup. Funny that it works for them but not for me.
My code:
$client = new SOAP_Client($this->config['wsdlURL']);
$client->setOpt('timeout', 200);

Is there any other methods to make this work? Could it be 

because of I

am using a script to call the web service that caused the 

timeout?(note

that when using XMLspy to call the web service, it is working)

Thanks for replying
Ai Leen

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