Hello @stefan.sirkia ,

In addition to the guidance from Gurpreet, to gain solid understanding of DSS REST integration, quickly and easily, would like to suggest to review our DSS REST Tutorials, I would recommend REST Intro, REST Connecting to Server, REST On Demand End Of Day ( as it discusses timeouts), REST On Demand Intraday- as you are using IntradayPricingExtractionRequest, and they can be subject to embargo, so important to understand for this type of request, and GUI Control Calls, as you are using GUI Controls emulation approach to request, rather then "On Demand".

The answers:

• The default timeout is set at 30 seconds, the product recommendation is not to reset it manually, so it is possible (see in EOD tutorial).
• Yes, as processing is asynchronous. The request is completed with status code 200 or accepted for processing with code 202.
• No.
• The main factors influencing how long the request takes to completed are the size of the request and the load of the service at the time of the request.

Hope that this information helps

Hi @stefan.sirkia,

There is no guidance for timeout, since the amount of time required to fulfill a request will depend on the amount of data extracted from it, and if that data is subject to embargo restrictions. The time can vary from few seconds to couple of hours.

Seems like, you are not using the async feature of the DSS API. See the async defination here. The Java examples provided in the downloads section, shows how to use this feature.

Hi, @Jirapongse thanks, I was under impression I already did, but seems I am mistaken. My apologies. Thank you to both @zoya faberov and @Gurpreet for answers, they very were very informative and also accepted by client. I have since then also advised the client not to hesitate using the Q&A themselves, as it is a valuable tool at their disposal.