Unhandled (in PM ) timeout in an integration + Ways to test timeout

RE: Unhandled (in PM ) timeout in an integration + Ways to test timeout

bhavanai654706 — Wed, 14 Aug 2024 06:20:18 GMT

If the integration call exceeds the 1-second timeout, the integration node will fail. This failure will typically cause the process to pause by exception, depending on how you've configured the error handling settings in the integration node.

The flow will not automatically proceed to the next node if a timeout occurs unless you've specifically configured the integration node to ignore errors or to handle exceptions (e.g., using a "Skip node" or "Continue process flow"). If the process is paused by exception, you'll need to either manually resume it or have automated error handling in place.

To bypass this flow, you can incorporate an asynchronous subprocess for the integration call. This ensures that the parent process does not wait for the child process to complete, allowing the flow to proceed to the next node even if the integration call exceeds the 1-second timeout.

to test time out error temporarily change the endpoint URL in the integration object to a non-existent or slow-responding URL. This can simulate a delay or failure.you can use Postman or JMeter to simulate delays

RE: Unhandled (in PM ) timeout in an integration + Ways to test timeout

yogeshc213832 — Wed, 14 Aug 2024 06:01:09 GMT

you can increase timeout seconds in integration (Max 300).

RE: Unhandled (in PM ) timeout in an integration + Ways to test timeout

Yogi Patel — Tue, 13 Aug 2024 16:00:25 GMT

[quote userid="33844" url="~/discussions/f/integrations/37281/unhandled-in-pm-timeout-in-an-integration-ways-to-test-timeout"]My process model has an integration call which has a timeout of 1 sec.[/quote]

This is not clear to me. Can you give some details?

Also, the following might be helpful:

https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/24.2/Automatic_Error_Handling.html

RE: Unhandled (in PM ) timeout in an integration + Ways to test timeout

rajthakor — Tue, 13 Aug 2024 10:20:43 GMT

No as per my knowledge that node will stop and will give error ,
but you can increase your timeout if you want to avoid getting timeout error