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Not Connection Read timeout is the same as Request connection timeout.įinal RequestConfig config = RequestConfig.custom().setConnectTimeout(timeout) Here is an example of setting Connection time out and Request Connection time out. timeout expires before the connection can be established, communications link to the resource reference by this URLConnection. Sets a specified timeout value, in milliseconds, to be used when opening a Here is an example of setting connection time out and connection read time out.įinal HttpURLConnection urlConn = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection() Here are an example of the most used Java HTTP clients. In many situations, the client doesn’t want to wait for a long time in that case a connection time out or Request connection timeout or both can be set.

Connection timeout is different from the Connection Request timeout or connection read timeout. Please check this KBA if you experience timeout: 1948291 - User session (HTTP/SMTP/.Connection timeout is the time for which an HTTP client or Socket client waits, if the server doesn’t respond in that time or not found then the client closes the connection.

After this period has expired, all application contexts that are connected with a security session on this application server (if you are using stateful Web applications) are closed (and resources that are connected with these sessions are released. The parameter http/security_session_timeout defines the maximum time period between the receipt of two HTTP requests (with valid security session ID). We can allow a maximum processing time of 10 minutes. Icm/server_port_0 = PROT=HTTP, PORT=80$$, TIMEOUT=60, PROCTIMEOUT=600 The recommend value to that parameter as follows: Moreover, the keep-alive timeout is restricted to a maximum of 60 seconds. If the PROCTIMEOUT parameter is not specified, TIMEOUT (or icm/keepalive_timeout) defines the keep-alive timeout as well as the processing timeout. The value is specified with the parameter in seconds. This can also be exceeded if there are long-running applications in the network.

ICM as HTTP Client: If the ICM for the HTTP request concerned is used as a client, and forwards an outbound request from the SAP NetWeaver AS, the processing timeout specifies the time the ICM waits for until there is a response from the network.

The work process context is then closed, the client is notified with a Connection Timeout message

ICM as HTTP Server: If the ICM receives a request and has forwarded it for processing (to AS ABAP or AS Java), the ICM waits for the server response until the timeout has expired.

The processing timeout specifies the timeout between sending an HTTP request and receiving an HTTP response. If, on the other hand, a value is too high, the network connections will be very slow and the performance of the server will suffer. The value should not be less than 10 seconds. The time period is set in parameter icm/server_port_ with option TIMEOUT (in seconds)ĭepending on the type of network connection (internal, LAN, WAN, it may be best to increase the parameter value. This overrides parameter icm/keep_alive_timeout for the individual service. It can also be defined for individual services by parameter icm/server_port_ =. The keepalive timeout can be defined globally for all ICM services by parameter icm/keep_alive_timeout. The keep-alive timeout specifies how long the network connection remains open once the request has been successfully processed. Keep-alive timeout Option TIMEOUT or profile parameter icm/keepalive_timeout NOTE: Because of this I didn’t made any change in this parameter. By default, if the timeout is exceeded, an error page with the message “404 Resource not found: Partner not reached” is displayed.Įxceeding this timeout does not therefore result in the error message “ 500 Connection timed out”. This parameter is used to set the timeout when the connection is opened.

Timeout for opening connection: Parameter icm/conn_timeout The timeouts described here are valid only for HTTP(S), not for other protocols. Processing timeout in the back end: icm/server_port_ – option PROCTIMEOUT.Keepalive timeout for the network connection: icm/server_port_ – option TIMEOUT and icm/keep_alive_timeout.

Timeout for opening connection: icm/conn_timeout.

The ICM have different timeouts, which are controlled by profile parameters