thank you for this patch!
On Mar 3, 10:04 pm, David Lehn <dil...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Thursday, March 3, 2011 9:37:21 PM UTC, Aaron wrote:
>
> > In my testing, it seems like setting a default deadline for urlfetch
> > is not working in production. I have replicated the behavior that I'm
> > seeing in the barest form below. Essentially, I'm trying to do a GET
> > request for a URL that hangs for six seconds before returning. With
> > the default time out of 5 on urlfetch, this times out. So, I'm trying
> > to use a pre-call hook to extend the default timeout to 10 seconds.
> > ...
>
> We were talking on IRC and solved this with a monkey patch method to setup a
> custom default deadline. Just add the following before you directly or
> indirectly import urlfetch. In Aaron's case, urlfetch is being used via
> httplib.
>
> from google.appengine.api import urlfetch
> real_fetch = urlfetch.fetch
> def fetch_with_deadline(url, *args, **argv):
> argv.setdefault('deadline', 10)
> return real_fetch(url, *args, **argv)
> urlfetch.fetch = fetch_with_deadline
>
> --dave
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