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  I use the code in the example AcqVoltageSamples_IntClk.2008 .net with c# in Visual Studio 2008, .net 3.5 sp1.

  How to set the timeout so that ReadWaveform() is not the time?

  Here is the code:

  privateAnalogMultiChannelReaderchannelReader;

  privateAnalogWaveform awf;

  publicList GetWaveForm()

  {

  Try

  {

  Task getWaveform = newTask();

  getWaveform.AIChannels.CreateVoltageChannel (Channel,"", TerminalConfiguration, RangeMinimum,

  RangeMaximum, AIVoltageUnits.Volts);

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  getWaveform.Control (TaskAction.Verify);

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  for (inti = 0; i)

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  Thank you

  Curt

  Hi Curt,.

  Here is a Knowledge Base that can help you to set the timeout setting in your code:

  The property using Timeout of DAQmx task in Visual Studio

• How to set the timeout property Web Service partner link in the new version of the SOA Suite, it is missing

  Hello

  I have a use case in which I'll call synchronous external Web Service and the form of this service, I get the answer after 80 seconds.

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  Can someone please tell me in a new version (11.1.1.7) of SOA suite, which is how to set the timeout for the particular web service (partner of external reference link).

  VR;

  Click em-> composite-> Services and references-> select need to reference and click on-> properties: 'HTTP Timeout of read' and 'HTTP timeout.

  developing composites:

  Click on a reference-> property inspector-> link properties-> plu green and add oracle.webservices.httpConnTimeout with the necessary value and oracle.webservices.httpReadTimeout with the necessary value

  for the same domain defined: oracle.webservices.local.optimization = false

  You can watch

  Administration of Web Services - 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.7)

  How to set a timeout for a Web Service in SOA 11 g (Doc ID 979683.1)

  SOA 11 g: political malpractice not to intercept 'service Endpoint unreachable' error (Doc ID 1503989.1)

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• Setting url of Mucow can link to local files?

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• Set the timeout 30 sec in UTL_HTTP in Oracle 11 g

  Hi friends,

  Calling a Web service as below. could you please guide me how to timeout if we do not get the answer for more than 30 seconds.

  using UTL_HTTP, how could do us that.

  Please give me a code example.

  Please let me if you have any questions.

  Thank you and best regards,

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• How to set the timeout for the INITIAL LOAD EXTRACTED?

  Hi all

  GG 11.2 SQLserver2008

  I extract a single large table size of 20 G., but it seems I hit the limit of timeout? Or another resource limit? Or I do not know if.

  Here is my error:

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  2013-06-22 15:43:36 OGG - 01223 Oracle GoldenGate for Oracle Collector WARNING: error 0 (operation ends with success.) get position in d:\GGora\dirdat\ex.

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  2013-06-22 16:12:08 OGG - 01223 Oracle GoldenGate for Oracle Collector WARNING: error getting file for d:\GGora\dirdat\ex position (87, the parameter is incorrect.).

  2013-06-22 16:12:08 OGG - 01223 Oracle GoldenGate for Oracle Collector WARNING: error getting file for d:\GGora\dirdat\ex position (87, the parameter is incorrect.).

  2013-06-22 16:12:09 OGG - 01223 Oracle GoldenGate for Oracle Collector WARNING: error getting file for d:\GGora\dirdat\ex position (87, the parameter is incorrect.).

  2013-06-22 16:12:09 OGG - 01223 Oracle GoldenGate for Oracle Collector WARNING: error getting file for d:\GGora\dirdat\ex position (87, the parameter is incorrect.).

  2013-06-22 16:12:09 OGG - 01223 Oracle GoldenGate for Oracle Collector WARNING: error getting file for d:\GGora\dirdat\ex position (87, the parameter is incorrect.).

  2013-06-22 16:12:09 OGG - 01223 Oracle GoldenGate for Oracle Collector WARNING: error getting file for d:\GGora\dirdat\ex position (87, the parameter is incorrect.).

  Where should I put the limit?

  Thank you

  zxy

  Sorry, misread the part 'server' in what you use. Data Pump is Oracle, MSSQL not. But, you can do a dump of csv data, and then use SQL * Loader. Alternatively, use the CSV (one for each table, a bit heavier) files in the form of external tables.

  4 GB is worth considering:

  The EXTFILE parameter to specify a file extracted, which is a local file that will be read by

  a group of extract from pump data on the local system, or to specify a replicate file extracted local

  bed when SPECIALRUN is used. The size of an extracted file must not exceed 2GB.

• How do I get the time to stick after you set the timeOut remaining property

  Hello

  Is it possible to get the remaining time to stick after the timeOut parameter, or do I have to manage a separate clock for this?

  After this excellent tutorial here ice http://tv.adobe.com/watch/adc-presents/create-shared-forms-in-livecycle-collaboration-serv /

  It's no big deal - just to extend BatonProperty and replace the instantiation of

  the wand with your stick extended, then add a Get accessor that returns that new

  Get accessor, you added to Baton...

  Nigel

• Set URL button

  What is step by step for fixing the URL to a button in Flash 8?
  The documentation is atrocious; He has no explanation.
  Also, I had to copy image into a blank Keyframe on a separate layer for each State of the button get the button works correctly.
  Creating object button, and then insert a keyframe empty in every State on the same layer and copy images for each keyframe translates a file .swf with nothing else than a light gray background.
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• Uniform HTTP Timeout setting?

  Hi all
  I used HttpConnection for a few years and now I have a need to set the timeout for HTTP connections within 2 minutes. I searched in this forum and elsewhere and learned that I should use either ConnectionFactory, who has the ability to set a timeout, or can I use HttpConnection and the timer and interrupt the flow of HTTP.

  BUT - as far as I know, these two methods have varying results. HttpConnection/Timer methods and the ConnectionFactory seem to work differently in the OS 5, 6 and 7 appear to better work in simulators than devices physical (I tested on OS5 and OS7.1 BlackBerry).

  My best results occur when I use ConnectionFactory and has my timeout value, setTimeLimit(), and setConnectionTimeout(), and then I add a Timer to the same timeout value. The code checks the sufficient connectivity using getCoverageStatus() just before trying to open the HTTP connection. It seems to work well on OS5, 6 and 7 sims and on live devices for OS5 and OS7.1.

  I'm still having a problem. There are moments where nothing stops the connection before HTTP mark two minutes. This happens when I simulate bad reception, just as the connection starts. I simulate the threshold of reception by starting the connection and then placing the BlackBerry in one box to cut the front desk. Most of the time, the works of timeout. My timeout is set to 16 seconds. On a live device 5.0, the timeout takes more than 30 seconds (not what I want, but it says my code is to have an effect).

  But if I open the box for 30 seconds and check every 15 seconds with a quick glance, I had the timeout of 2 minutes and 40 seconds - much longer than the time limit of 2 minutes by default. I connect where it happens and the 02:40 delay occurs inside this section of code:

  ConnectionFactory myConFactory = new ConnectionFactory();
  myConFactory.setTimeLimit (myFactoryTimeout);
  myConFactory.setConnectionTimeout (myFactoryTimeout);
  ConnectionDescriptor myConDesc = myConFactory.getConnection (pURL);

  Ignorant if I emphasize connectivity incorrectly performing this test at all, my questions for the experts of the forum are:
  I'm doing something wrong, and is there anything else I can do to get a specific time frame in all cases?
  Is there an explanation for this failure of timeout?

  The code follows. I've slightly simplified. Thank you!

  Request code:

  public static String HttpGetResponseString (String pURL, int pConnectionTimeoutSeconds)
  throws IOException {UnanticipatedHttpResponseException}
  String myReturn = "";
  HttpConnection myConn = null;
  InputStream myInput = null;
  Timer connectionTimerConnect = null;
  long myConnectionTimeoutSeconds = pConnectionTimeoutSeconds * 1000;
  long myFactoryTimeout = myConnectionTimeoutSeconds;
      
  try {}
  If the internet is not available.
  If (! getIsCoverageSufficient())
  throw new UnanticipatedHttpResponseException ("no cover available");

  HttpTimerTask timerTaskConnect = new HttpTimerTask (null);
  connectionTimerConnect = new Timer();
  connectionTimerConnect.schedule (timerTaskConnect, myConnectionTimeoutSeconds); Kill demand after x seconds
          
  If (Constants.DEBUG_MODE)
  Prefs.getInstance () .writeErrorLog ("Start Timer:" + myConnectionTimeoutSeconds + "ms");

  Connection request
  ConnectionFactory myConFactory = new ConnectionFactory();
  myConFactory.setTimeLimit (myFactoryTimeout);
  myConFactory.setConnectionTimeout (myFactoryTimeout);
  ConnectionDescriptor myConDesc = myConFactory.getConnection (pURL);
  If (myConDesc is nothing)
  throw new Exception ("factory connections do not return a descriptor");

  If (timerTaskConnect.hasInterrupted ())
  throw new UnanticipatedHttpResponseException("Interrupted-Open");
          
  myConn = (HttpConnection) myConDesc.getConnection ();
          
  final int responseCode = myConn.getResponseCode ();
          
  If (timerTaskConnect.hasInterrupted ())
  throw new UnanticipatedHttpResponseException ("Interrupted-response code');

  If (responseCode! = HttpConnection.HTTP_OK) {}
  throw new UnanticipatedHttpResponseException ("Invalid ResponseCode:" + Integer.toString (responseCode));
  } else {}
  myInput = myConn.openInputStream ();
  ResponseData = new ubyte [] byte [10000];
  int length = 0;
  StringBuffer rawResponse = new StringBuffer();
              
  {While (-1! = (length = {myInput.read (responseData)))}
  rawResponse.append (new String (responseData, 0, length));
  If (timerTaskConnect.hasInterrupted ())
  throw new UnanticipatedHttpResponseException("Interrupted-Read");
  }
  myReturn = rawResponse.toString ();
  }

  } catch (Exception e) {}
  Prefs.getInstance () .writeErrorLog ("Exception:" + e.getMessage ());
  throw new UnanticipatedHttpResponseException (e.getMessage ());
          
  } {Finally
  If (connectionTimerConnect! = null)
  {
  connectionTimerConnect.cancel ();
  connectionTimerConnect = null;
  }
          
  try {}
  If (myInput! = null) {}
  myInput.close ();
  myInput = null;
  }

  } catch (Exception e) {}
           
  try {}
  If (myConn! = null) {}
  myConn.close ();
  myConn = null;
  }
  } catch (Exception e) {}
  Closed connection Exception
  }
  }
  Return myReturn;
  }

  The Timertask:

  SerializableAttribute public class HttpTimerTask extends TimerTask {}
  HttpConnection _myConn = null;
  Thread _myThread = null;
  Boolean _myHasInterrupted = false;
      
  public HttpTimerTask (HttpConnection myConn)
  {
  _myConn = myConn;
  _myThread = Thread.currentThread ();
  }
  public boolean hasInterrupted()
  {
  Return _myHasInterrupted;
  }
  public void run() {}
  String myErrorName = "HttpTimerTask:"; "
  try {}
  If (_myConn! = null)
  {
  _myConn.close ();
  _myConn = null;
  If (Constants.DEBUG_MODE)
  Prefs.getInstance () .writeErrorLog (myErrorName + "Closed connection");
  }
  If (_myThread! = null)
  {
  _myThread.interrupt ();
  _myHasInterrupted = true;
  If (Constants.DEBUG_MODE)
  Prefs.getInstance () .writeErrorLog (myErrorName + "Interrupts the thread");
  }
              
  } catch (IOException e) {}
  }
  }

  Ok.

  «... Add a second timer.

  It is probably more effective if you can get your first Timer to perform the two functions, i.e. giving him the connection when you have an and the code check to see if there is a connection of paving?  I'm always hesitant to start further discussions on a camera like the BB.

  Please let us know how you go, because your logic could provide a good model for others.

• How to set a device timeout

  MemoryCleanerListener class indicates that an event of 'EVENT_IDLE_TIMEOUT ' can be detected

  (i.e. According to the API, it is defined as shown in the device has been inactive for a period of time of game (as configured by the user.))

  But how (and where) programmatically do we set this timeout?

  or

  Is what is the user manually sets via the device?

  It's the time backlight set under Options, screen/keyboard.  Here is some information on how you can avoid this time-out to occur and keep the screen for your application.

  How to-turn on the backlight and prevent the screen from turning off
  Article number: DB-00426

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800332/800620/How_To _...

  How to prevent on - the lock screen to interrupt your request
  Article number: DB-00563

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800451/800719/How_To _...

• [ADF, JDev12.1.3] How/where to set the session timeout

  Hallo,

  After a few minutes of inactivity, the browser displays a message to inform that the session is not more active and only OK been must be clicked to refresh the page.

  If a dialog box "btf" has been opened on the left, it becomes...

  

  I would like to know what is the right place/method to set a deadline.

  If possible I would like that when the timeout checks, the application performs a redirect to a page I like (for example the login page).

  The application of ADF Essentials and is deployed to the GlassFish application server.

  My concern is... what should happen to the open operation / pending when the time-out occurs?

  For example, the user is modifying an af:table but it has not clicked validate or cancel...

  Thank you

  Federico

  I would like to know what is the right place/method to set a deadline.

  For java web applications, you can set the session timeout in the web.xml file. (this is the global settings associated with all sessions)

  If you wish, you can set the timeout of session by program (and this is related only to the current http session).

  If possible I would like that when the timeout checks, the application performs a redirect to a page I like (for example the login page).

  http://fortunefusionminds.blogspot.com/2014/04/how-to-redirect-to-custom-page-whenever.html

  ADF: Session expires management redirect to login page | Bungbutan

  ADF developers World: Detection and handling of user session expiry

  My concern is... what should happen to the open operation / pending when the time-out occurs?

  Well, session is destroyed, it will destroy all instances of AM and do rollback.

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  Dario

• HTTP timeout

  Hi all

  I'm trying to set the timeout on my http connection; This code works fine on the Simulator, but survey java.io.IOException: invalid url parameter.

  on the real device (storm). Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! and yes I look the http missions... Here is my code-

  StreamConnection streamConn;
  If {(_longTimeouts)
  streamConn = (StreamConnection) Connector.open
  (urlstring + ";" ConnectionTimeout = 60000; deviceside = false');
  } else {}
  streamConn = (StreamConnection) Connector.open
  (urlstring + ";" ConnectionTimeout = 10000; deviceside = false');
  }
  HttpConnection hc = (HttpConnection) streamConn;

  Thank you

  UDI

  Hi Doug,.

  On the money! rather than delete, I had to change the deviceside = true, works like magic

  Thank you!

  UDI

• Groovy http requests timeout

  If I do the http request models groovy by setting the fetch URL and content of class, is - can I change default timeout values.
  
  Here is the excerpt from groovy example:
  
  def url = new URL ("http://myserver.foo.com/test")
  def content = url.getText)
  
  This works well if the server is not available or if the application gives any kind of error. However, if this connection time-outs, it is quite play my alert models. Finally the HQ template engine will notice that there is long-term, methods, but it will take too long. I want to just make sure that this model is run within 10 seconds.
  
  If anyone wants to know why I'm doing the HTTP alert model, short here's answer. I have an external knowledge (wiki) database to store alert documents. Here, I'm just trying to attach certain documents to emails that HQ sends to users.
  
  It's groovy kind of problem. Does anyone know of any workaround for this problem?

  Hi Janne,

  I do not know how to set the timeout... I guess it's the price to pay for convenience when using these Groovy shortcut methods.

  You simply need to do the old-fashioned way.  As an alternative, HQ is delivered with Commons-httpclient, so you can also use it if you need finer grain size control settings and connection settings.

  -Ryan

• Prevention of timeout to trigger

  Hi, I use the 1427 OR with a camera NIR Goodrich 640 x 512.  We use an external source to trigger the camera and the time between two pulses of trigger is sometimes longer than the time-out for the camera (I immediately the value 2000 ms).  I would fix rather a delay of 10 seconds for the camera and I was wondering if there was some funciton of that I could call before calling the imaqGrab function to see if the camera has actually aqcuired a picture and was ready to be "seized."  Thank you!

  @FeralPhys:

  I think you can set the timeout much higher. In fact, we have several projects where the expiration time is set to infinity.

  The question is, how do stop you grabbing, while he is indefinitely stuck waiting and you must stop the application. You can do this by making a loop of parallel execution, which close the session IMAQ if stop condition. After the closure of session IMAQ, IMAQ Grab stops with an error (which you can easily manage).

  We use this approach generally with IMAQdx, but I think that it works with the same way IMAQ.

  V