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Time_Out in WebDynpro application

Former Member

‎2009 Dec 02 10:40 PM

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I have a WD application which calls an RFC. If the RFC is not completed within five minutes. The WD application gets a Time_Out dump screen on web browser. This is because the parameter icm/keep_alive_timeout is set to 300 seconds.

I am trying to prevent the dump screen by tracking the elapsed runtime of RFC and exiting before the 300seconds, i.e.: 280 and giving the user an error message that there was a timeout.

My question is whether there is a more sophisticated way to capture the Time_Out? It is not a class exception, so how would I capture this event?

I have a WD application which calls an RFC. If the RFC is not completed within five minutes. The WD application gets a Time_Out dump screen on web browser. This is because the parameter icm/keep_alive_timeout is set to 300 seconds.

I am trying to prevent the dump screen by tracking the elapsed runtime of RFC and exiting before the 300seconds, i.e.: 280 and giving the user an error message that there was a timeout.

My question is whether there is a more sophisticated way to capture the Time_Out? It is not a class exception, so how would I capture this event?

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‎2009 Dec 03 5:34 AM

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Hi Raynald,

There is a class cl_gui_timer which is used for this kind of scenarios. Check if this helps you in anyway.

http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs;jsessionid=(J2EE3417600)ID1566140850DB10378994137114348003End...

http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs;jsessionid=(J2EE3417600)ID1566140850DB10378994137114348003End...

Also search with cl_gui_timer in sdn, may be it gives you some more information.

Regards,

Swarna Munukoti.