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Do I have any way to supply any timeout value in aqHttpRequest.send() method.

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smartbearrj
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Do I have any way to supply any timeout value in aqHttpRequest.send() method.

Do I have any way to supply any timeout value in send() method.  

 

 

Using   aqHttpRequest.Send(ServiceAPIAddress)

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tristaanogre
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I'm not 100% certain there is.  The aqHTTPRequest object is a conventient wrapper around the MSXML objects.  I think that you can check the "ready state" of the object in a loop to see where it is but I'm not sure.  It might be an operating system level setting.


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@tristaanogre  .. Thank you for your insights.

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