Change default EMA timeout programmatically ?

GAUTHIER.ROEBROECK · January 2017

it seems the default timeout for EMA Java is 45000 milliseconds, is it possible to change that programmatically?

I did not find anything in OmmConsumerConfig about that.

I am not using EmaConfig.xml and i am creating my OmmConsumer like that:

OmmConsumerConfig config = EmaFactory.createOmmConsumerConfig();
consumer = EmaFactory.createOmmConsumer(config
    .host(host)
    .username(username)
    .applicationId(applicationId)
);

pimchaya.wongrukun01 · January 2017

Hello @GAUTHIER.ROEBROECK

Unfortunately, EMA Java does not support setting timeout programmatically; you have to set the timeout in EmaConfig.xml. Anyway, EMA Java is open source. Hence, you can modify EMA Java source code to be able to set timeout programmatically. EMA Java source code can be found in <EMA package>\Ema\Src\main

pimchaya.wongrukun01 · January 2017

Hello @GAUTHIER.ROEBROECK

You can set timeout for login, dictionary, directory and item request in EMA as shown below:

pimchaya.wongrukun01 · January 2017

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/11037#Comment_11037

Request timeout:

For more detail, please refer to <Elektron package>\Ema\Docs\EMAJ_ConfigGuide.pdf

umer.nalla · January 2017

Hi,

You do not state which timeout you refer to - so I am going to guess the Login Timeout?

If this is the case, please refer to the EMAJ_ConfigGuide.pdf that can be found in the EMA\Docs folder when you unpack the Elektron SDK.

You will note there is a parameter LoginRequestTimeOut which defaults to 45,000 milliseconds - which you can amend. There are other timeout values too such as the Dictionary Request / Directory Request - both of which also default to 45,000ms

You can change these by amending the EMAConfig.xml file.

pimchaya.wongrukun01 · January 2017

Hello @GAUTHIER.ROEBROECK

The example of setting timeout for dictionary, directory, login, item request in EmaConfig.xml:

<Consumer>
	<Name value="Consumer_1"/>
	<Channel value="Channel_1"/>
	<Dictionary value="Dictionary_1"/>

	<!-- set dictionary, directory, login and request timeout to be 60 second-->
	<DictionaryRequestTimeOut value="60000"/>
	<DirectoryRequestTimeOut value="60000"/>
	<LoginRequestTimeOut value="60000"/>
	<RequestTimeout value="60000"/>


</Consumer>

GAUTHIER.ROEBROECK · January 2017

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/11037#Comment_11037

thanks, but i am actually trying to set the timeout programmatically

GAUTHIER.ROEBROECK · January 2017

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/11051#Comment_11051

I would like the program to fail early in case of issue, so all the timeouts related to initialization, so i suppose login and dictionnary.

GAUTHIER.ROEBROECK · January 2017

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/11061#Comment_11061

thanks, but i am actually trying to set the timeout programmatically

anna.h · October 2024

are we able to set the loginRequestTimeout programmatically now. If yes, then how. Can you share an example please

wasin.w · October 2024

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/121920#Comment_121920

Hello @anna.h

Please be informed that the answered questions are not be monitored. Please post a new question next time.

About how to get the loginRequestTimeout programmatically, you can add this parameter on the Consumer configurations parameter. The example of programmatic configuration is Cons421 (C++/C#) and ex421_MP (Java) as follows:

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