You can configure these properties too (in milliseconds) to configure a global or a per-method timeout:
* jclouds.request-timeout - Configures, globally, the millis to wait for a request to complete before theowing an exception. * jclouds.timeouts.object:delete - Configures the millis to wait for a concrete method. The "object:delete" corresponds to the value of the @Named annotation of the method you want to configure. I. El 4/1/2016 13:34, "Zack Shoylev" <zack.shoy...@rackspace.com> escribió: > Try to experiment with the connection variables, documented here: > > > https://jclouds.apache.org/reference/configuration/ > ------------------------------ > *From:* Abhijeet Banerjee <abhijeet....@gmail.com> > *Sent:* Monday, January 4, 2016 6:16 AM > *To:* user@jclouds.apache.org > *Subject:* Query regarding UNBLOCK swift API's with configurable timeout > > Hello, > > I am facing a problem where my application*[using JCloud API's]* try to > DELETE an object from swift. > Now, by any means if swift server is not approachable, DELETE API get > blocked for certain amount of time (i.e 60 sec) > > But, my Container [ Cloud Foundry], where my application is deployed.The > maximum waiting time for any HTTP request's response is configured as 30Sec. > > Due the reason,Client used to get 504 (Bad Gateway Request) Response, > whereas my code requirement is to send 200 Response (As we don't bother if > Object was deleted or not, I need to send 200 OK response towards client) > > Now, My Question, Is there any way, through which i can configure my > DELETE should try till (10-20 Second) max after that it return failure to > my application. > > CODE Snippet: > public class MyClassImpl{ > EnvVariables envVariables = EnvVariables.getInstance(); > > private SwiftApi getContext(){ > return ContextBuilder.newBuilder( > envVariables.getprovider()). > endpoint(envVariables.getendUrl()). > credentials(envVariables.getidentity(), envVariables.getcredential()). > buildApi(SwiftApi.class); > > } > public void deleteObject(final String objectName) { > SwiftApi swiftApi = getContext(); > > // Saving the "region" or "Container" where object need to save. > ObjectApi objectApi = swiftApi.getObjectApi(envVariables.getregion(), > "MyContainer"); > objectApi.delete(objectName + ".wav"); > } > > > -- > > *Thanks\ * > *Abhijeet Banerjee +919910512611 <%2B919910512611>* > > > > >
