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Consume WebService and TimeOut best practice

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I would like to know the best practice to consume SOAP-WebService for WinRT.

I have the following questions

1) Is there a default timeout In WinRT when consuming a webService ?

2) Is timeOut set by Ms IIS (Web Server ) for WebService (SOAP,WCF and restful web services). If it is, what will be the ideal timeOut ?

3) Consuming Ms Dynamics Navision Web Service in WinRT.

There is no timeOut set in Ms NAV but when network traffic is heavy, I got timeout message in WinRT. If there is timeout, how can I a) Increase the timeOut period b) capture timeOut message Http Code and reconnect

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Wednesday, February 19, 2014 6:28 AM

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Hi FireDance,

1) Is there a default timeout In WinRT when consuming a webService ?

Take a look at this post: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsapps/en-US/d9aa441e-3778-4f62-b3a7-15909881f0ac/http-request-exceeds-allotted-timeout-of-59-seconds, there is no default timeout perhaps, but you could always set one.

2) Is timeOut set by Ms IIS (Web Server ) for WebService (SOAP,WCF and restful web services). If it is, what will be the ideal timeOut ?

The default timeout for WCF is one minute, but you could always change the vaule, take a look at the blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/hongmeig/archive/2010/03/06/timeouts-in-wcf-and-their-default-values.aspx

3) Consuming Ms Dynamics Navision Web Service in WinRT.

No idea, you should ask in their forum perhaps.

--James

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