If the web service call times out you may be able to correct this by increasing the timeout value using the SetCallWebServiceTimeout NWAdmin operation. This operation is used to specify how long every call web service action should wait before causing an error due to a timeout. Note that having many workflows that remain processing in memory for a long time (for example, while waiting for a web service response) is not recommended.
Usage
NWAdmin.exe –o SetCallWebServiceTimeout –milliseconds numberOfMilliSeconds
Parameters
Name Description
- milliseconds The number of milliseconds the call web service action should wait before timing out. The default is 100,000 milliseconds (100 seconds).
Full details of the using NWAdmin can be found on Connect: http://connect.nintex.com/files/folders/technical_and_white_papers_nw2010/entry12004.aspx
Usage
NWAdmin.exe –o SetCallWebServiceTimeout –milliseconds numberOfMilliSeconds
Parameters
Name Description
- milliseconds The number of milliseconds the call web service action should wait before timing out. The default is 100,000 milliseconds (100 seconds).
Full details of the using NWAdmin can be found on Connect: http://connect.nintex.com/files/folders/technical_and_white_papers_nw2010/entry12004.aspx
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