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CharanKurella
Joined: Sep 12, 2013
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Hello

I am trying to send some requests via Webservice client to Avaya SMS to list all Stations, VDN's and Hunt groups.

Looks like it is taking ages to get that list.

Firstly I was getting sockettimeout exception. Now after increasing the response timeout on SMS, it seems to be working, but I have to mention the count and try to minimize the retrieval count.

Whole Idea is I want the complete list for monitoring purposes and I don't want to depend on customers.

Also is there any manual for formatting the submitrequest.xml in terms of adding qualifiers etc. I want to know the syntax. Can someone suggest me the location to search for please.

Thank you
CharanKurella
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Also in addition to my previous queries, can you please confirm how much is the maximum timeout setting that I can use on SMS. At the moment it is taking about a minute. Is that really fine or will this affect anywhere else.
CraigJohnson5
Joined: Oct 24, 2013
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The recommended way to retrieve larger amounts of data is to use the qualifier as it sounds like you are doing. The SMS SDK has a document called Usage.doc that is located in the main directory. It has more information on submitting requests and using the qualifier to make all of your data sets smaller.

CharanKurella
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Can you confirm how much is the maximum response time that we can set? Because it is taking a minute, is that fine?
CraigJohnson5
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There isn't a maximum on what you can set. You just want to make sure it is high enough to get a response. One minute is fine if you are getting the results back that you are looking for, and you are okay with a minute. You should get faster retrieval times by using the count and to-ext qualifier.
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