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Re: duplicate calls to web service
Hi Scott,
Yes, the XML document is exactly 2354 bytes long (I've included it below
with the identifying data removed).
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><soapenv:Envelope
xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns:eos="http://QuestWebServices/EOService"><soapenv:Header
/><soapenv:Body> <eos:DeliverExamOneContent>
<eos:username>##################</eos:username>
<eos:password>########</eos:password>
<eos:destinationID>RX</eos:destinationID>
<eos:payload><![CDATA[<TXLife
xsi:schemaLocation="http://ACORD.org/Standards/Life/2
TxLife2.10.00enum.xsd"
xmlns="http://ACORD.org/Standards/Life/2"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xmlns:n="http://ACORD.org/Standards/Life/2">
<UserAuthRequest>
<UserLoginName></UserLoginName>
<UserPswd>
<CryptType>NONE</CryptType>
<Pswd />
</UserPswd>
</UserAuthRequest>
<TXLifeRequest PrimaryObjectID="Holding_ProposedPolicy">
<TransRefGUID>PER024320801-2011-02-1410:26:05</TransRefGUID>
<TransType tc="121">General Requirements Order Request</TransType>
<TransExeDate>2011-02-14</TransExeDate>
<TransExeTime>10:26:05</TransExeTime>
<NoResponseOK tc="0">False</NoResponseOK>
<TestIndicator tc="1">True</TestIndicator>
<OLifE>
<Holding id="Holding_ProposedPolicy">
<Policy>
<PolNumber>0999999</PolNumber>
<ApplicationInfo>
<TrackingID>09999991</TrackingID>
</ApplicationInfo>
<RequirementInfo id="Req_1" AppliesToPartyID="Party_1">
<ReqCode tc="348">ScriptCheck</ReqCode>
<RequirementAcctNum>AFPS</RequirementAcctNum>
</RequirementInfo>
</Policy>
</Holding>
<Party id="Party_1">
<PartyTypeCode tc="1">Person</PartyTypeCode>
<GovtID>555555555</GovtID>
<GovtIDTC tc="1">SSN</GovtIDTC>
<Person>
<FirstName>NONAMER</FirstName>
<MiddleName>A</MiddleName>
<LastName>NONAMES</LastName>
<Gender tc="2">FEMALE</Gender>
<BirthDate>1962-04-11</BirthDate>
</Person>
<Address>
<Zip>123456789</Zip>
</Address>
</Party>
<Relation id="Relation_1" OriginatingObjectID="Holding_ProposedPolicy"
RelatedObjectID="Party_1">
<OriginatingObjectType tc="4">Holding</OriginatingObjectType>
<RelatedObjectType tc="6">Party</RelatedObjectType>
<RelationRoleCode tc="32">Insured</RelationRoleCode>
</Relation>
</OLifE>
</TXLifeRequest>
</TXLife>
]]></eos:payload></eos:DeliverExamOneContent></soapenv:Body></soapenv:En
velope>
Right now our process is sending a request to the web service every 2-3
minutes. Will system performance be hampered if I set the timeout to 10
minutes?
Kim
>Hi Kim,
>Is ':::xml document:::' exactly 2354 bytes long? (I can't check since
>you didn't post the actual document.)
>Assuming that it is, I don't see anything wrong here. You say that
>other folks have told you it can take 'several minutes', but you have
>the timeout set to 180 (3 minutes). Have you tried a higher value,
>such as 600 (10 minutes)?
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