timeout

问题 I'm trying to add a timeout source specific to a particular GThread. In the main thread, I can create a GMainContext ( g_main_context_new ) and add a timeout ( g_timeout_add ). However, when I try to do it in a thread created with g_thread_create it simply doesn't work, the GSourceFunc is never called and I have no clue why. For the moment I've only got this the documentation: Callbacks require a bit of attention. Callbacks from GTK+ (signals) are made within the GTK+ lock. However callbacks

问题 I'm experimenting with Hystrix a little. I under stand the documentation such that even a synchronous call to a Hystrix command via 'run' runs by default in a thread and should be subject to the timeout configured in Hystrix. But when I try it, no timeout seems to happen. Do I misinterpret the documentation? Or am I doing something wrong? And is there a way to get the timeout behavior with synchronous calls? More specific: I have a 'SimpleService' that takes 5 seconds to return. This is

问题 Monotouch/WCF: why cannot override the wcf binding default timeout setting: public class MyServiceClient : ClientBase<IMyContract>,IMyContract { ... } public void test() { BasicHttpBinding basicHttpBinding = new BasicHttpBinding(); basicHttpBinding.Name = "basicHttpBinding"; basicHttpBinding.MaxBufferSize = int.MaxValue; basicHttpBinding.MaxReceivedMessageSize = int.MaxValue; basicHttpBinding.ReceiveTimeout = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10.0); basicHttpBinding.SendTimeout = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10.0

问题 When a sproc is executed on one of our ASP.NET pages, it times out on the SQL Server with the exception Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding. . When I execute the same sproc in SSMS, it returns relatively quickly. The SQL Server and IIS are on the same box. I logged in as the same user in both places. Other pages are just fine. 回答1: Probably Parameter Sniffing. My answer here gives you some queries that you can use to

问题 I've been programming Python a while, but DJango and web programming in general is new to me. I have a very long operation performed in a Python view. Since the local() function in my view takes so long to return, there's an HTTP timeout. Fair enough, I understand that part. What's the best way to give an HTTPresponse back to my users immediately, then dynamically show the results of some python code within the page? I suspect the answer may lie in AJAX but I;m not sure how AJAX on the client

问题 I have a section of code that I need to get the output from: gps = get_gps_data() Though if it takes too long to get the output from get_gps_data() , I would like to cancel the process and set gps to None . Modifying the function is impossible, so is there a way to specify the max amount of time to wait for some code to run and abort if it reaches that time, say 5 seconds? 回答1: You can do some thing like below. This will work for any logic or function that you want to check and stop after

问题 How to implement a controlling for urlllib2.urlopen in Python ? I just wanna monitor that if in 5 seconds no xml data return, cut this connection and connect again? Should I use some timer? thx 回答1: urllib2.urlopen("http://www.example.com", timeout=5) 回答2: From the urllib2 documentation... The optional timeout parameter specifies a timeout in seconds for blocking operations like the connection attempt (if not specified, the global default timeout setting will be used). This actually only

问题 I’m been scratching my head on this timeout issue and hope to get some helps. I have a http request that might take 2.5 minutes to return the response. I have timeout handling in Angular for 3 minutes, and NodeJS for 3 minutes as well. My nginx setting have 200 seconds timeout and my Elastic Load Balancing Connection Timeout is set to 4 minutes. However, I keep seeing the 502 bad gateway nginx 1.4.6 (Ubuntu) error at exact 2 minutes. Is there any part that I miss to have longer timeout? My

问题 $.ajax( url:"", async: true, timeout: 2*60*60*1000, //2 hours, success: function(){}, error: function(){} ); In a jQuery ajax request, if I set the timeout with a big value, or left it empty, will it keep waiting until the server returns a result? Actually, I expect the server will response in 1.5 hours, so in my js script I　set timeout to 2 hours, but I found the Ajax jump to error function (with msg code 404) in less than 1 hour. It means ajax abort the waiting ahead of the time . So I

问题 I'm new to Mockito and JUnit and try to understand basic unit testing with these frameworks. Most concepts in JUnit and Mockito seem straightforward and understandable. However, I got stuck with timeout in Mockito. Does timeout in Mockito play the same role as it does in JUnit? Bellow is my code. @Mock Timeoutable timeoutable; @Test(timeout = 100) public void testJUnitTimeout() { try { Thread.sleep(2000); } catch (InterruptedException ie) { } } @Test public void testMockitoTimeout(){ doAnswer