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reporting-interval
total-retries
Guidelines
The remote-retry command allows you to define a policy for failed network
connection that occur while attempting to retrieve a WSDL file from a remote
server. If you define this policy, specify the following information:
v The number of connection attempts to perform after the initial failed attempt
v The number of seconds to wait after a failed attempt to perform another
v The number of seconds after a failed attempts to log a message at the error
If the retry interval is ten seconds and the reporting interval is four seconds, the
system logs a message at the error level every four seconds until the next
connection attempt. During the ten seconds between connection attempts, the
system logged the error message twice. If this connection attempt fails, the system
logs the message at the debug level and then four seconds later logs the message at
the error level.
Note: If identical event detection for the Log Target is enabled and its suppression
While the Web Service Proxy attempts to retrieve the WSDL file, the WSDL status
is Processing. If the Web Service Proxy is unable to retrieve the file, the WSDL
status is Error. When the remote server becomes responsive, disable the Web
Service Proxy and then re-enable it. Between each change in the administrative
state, save the change to the running configuration.
Related Commands
admin-state, event-detection (Log Target), exit, show ws-wsdl-status,
suppression-period (Log Target), test tcp-connection (initial login)
request-attachments
Specifies the processing mode for SOAP attachments in client requests.
Syntax
request-attachments mode
Parameters
mode
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Command Reference
Specifies the number of seconds after a failed attempt to log a message at
the error level instead of the default debug level. The minimum and
default is 1.
Specifies the total number of connection attempts to perform after the
initial failed attempt. The minimum and default is 1.
connection attempt
level instead of the debug level
period is greater than the reporting interval, logging of the failure message
at the error level is suppressed.
Specifies one of the following keywords to indicate the processing mode
for SOAP attachments:
allow Allows messages that contain attachments, and processes needed
attachments. Needed attachments are buffered, but attachments
that are not needed might be streamed directly to output.
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