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18 18  == 3. Calling a SOAP Webservice ==
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20 -When talking to external parties via a SOAP web service, you need to define in eMagiz that you want to call a SOAP web service so eMagiz will form a correct SOAP message. In our previous [[course>>doc:Main.eMagiz Academy.Microlearnings.Novice.SOAP Web service Connectivity.WebHome]], we learned how to call a SOAP web service and how you can ensure that detailed faults are returned to the user. In this microlearning, we will build on this knowledge by learning what you can do when confronted with webservice timeouts from an external party.
20 +When talking to external parties via a SOAP web service, you need to define in eMagiz that you want to call a SOAP web service so eMagiz will form a correct SOAP message. In our previous [course](novice-soap-webservice-connectivity-index.md), we learned how to call a SOAP web service and how you can ensure that detailed faults are returned to the user. In this microlearning, we will build on this knowledge by learning what you can do when confronted with webservice timeouts from an external party.
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22 22  By default, eMagiz will wait a maximum of 60 seconds to receive a response before throwing a timeout. However, sometimes we see that external parties need more time (for whatever reason) before they can respond to the request we send to the external party. At first, you should discuss alongside the external party whether the response can be delivered quicker to eMagiz to stay within the default timeout of 60 seconds.
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36 36  [[image:Main.Images.Microlearning.WebHome@intermediate-soap-webservice-connectivity-handling-webservice-timeouts--http-components-message-sender-linked.png]]
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38 -== 4. Key takeaways ==
38 +== 4. Assignment ==
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40 +Build a flow within your project in which you manipulate the default timeouts on a web service call.
41 +This assignment can be completed with the help of the (Academy) project that you have created/used in the previous assignment.
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43 +== 5. Key takeaways ==
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40 40  * To manipulate the default timeout, use the HTTP Components message sender
41 41  * Note that the values need to be supplied in milliseconds
42 42  * Don't forget to link the support object to the functional component
43 43  * Don't fill in a crazily high number for the timeout, as that could lead to slower processing of messages
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45 -== 5. Suggested Additional Readings ==
50 +== 6. Suggested Additional Readings ==
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47 47  If you are interested in this topic and want more information, please read the help text provided by eMagiz.
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54 +== 7. Silent demonstration video ==
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56 +{{video attachment="intermediate-soap-webservice-connectivity-handling-webservice-timeouts.mp4" reference="Main.Videos.Microlearning.WebHome"/}})))
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