This example illustrates Connection Manager's built-in transaction timeout functionality.
Click the "Create Two Transactions" button below. Two requests will be made to a PHP script that is designed to respond slowly, waiting between 0 and 10 seconds to respond. If the response takes longer than 1.5 seconds, the request will automatically abort (resulting in a "transaction aborted" message).
The following code example provides a step-by-step approach to presetting a transaction timeout.
Load the Yahoo Global Object and Connection Manager source files:
The callback object includes a timeout
property that allows you to specify the amount of time you're willing to wait for a transaction to complete before aborting. To cause a transaction to automatically timeout, the timeout
property must be defined wih a value in millseconds. This example defines timeout with a value of 5000(milliseconds). If the transaction is not complete within 5000ms, it will be aborted.
Call YAHOO.util.Connect.asyncRequest
to send the request to sync.php
. The PHP script will return a string message after a random delay of 0 to 10 seconds if the transaction was not aborted. If the transaction was successfully aborted, the response object's status property will report -1
and the statusText
property will report "transaction aborted".
Note: You are viewing this example in debug mode with logging enabled. This can significantly slow performance.
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