Hi everyone! i have a following question: how to set a timeout to soap call???

[sramirezse]

Discussed in #209

^{Originally posted by sramirezse March 24, 2022}
I tried to use withOptions(['connection_timeout' and 'default_socket_timeout' but the response takes much longer and does not throw an error, this is my code:

`try{

        $responseGetOrder = Soap::baseWsdl($this->url)->withOptions([
            'connection_timeout' => 30,
            'default_socket_timeout' => 30,
        ])->getOrder([
            'user' => $this->user,
            'operator' => $this->operator,
            'idProduct' => 'RMP100',
            'numberAccount' => 5511111160,
            // 'numberAccount' => 3334441122,
            // 'numberAccount' => 5511111130,
            'clientFolio' => $serviceAttempt->id,
        ]);
        $responseGetOrderBody = $responseGetOrder->json();
        return $responseGetOrderBody;
    }catch(\Exception $e){
       dd($e);
    }`

this is the time it takes to respond, sorry my bad english

[CodeDredd]

@sramirezse heyho

if i find time i try to investigate that a bit. It't diffuclt to pinpoint the reason here. I also don't know yet how to find out where the reason can be... thinking mode on 🤔

[veewee]

The reason here is because you use guzzle and not PHP's built-in SoapClient.
You'll need to pass timeout configs to guzzle instead.

(However : for wsdl fetching, the timeouts are most likely still being used)

[CodeDredd]

passing options to guzzle `works with

Soap::withGuzzleClientOptions([
...
])

i also included there performance stats so you can check the request & response time which is easy debuggable with spatie ray.

@veewee is one of the SOAP Gurus so listen to him ;-)

[sramirezse]

Hi!, i solved the problem using php soap client, thanks for every one!

[sramirezse]

Hii @CodeDredd , thank you very much for answering my question