In GitLab by @barry.nouwt.tno.nl on Feb 12, 2021, 13:05
Whenever you post or ask a question, you can (optionally) provide a timeout that used by your smart connector to determine how long to wait for the response of another Smart Connector. We can quite easily implement this and include it in the ExchangeInfo message and set its status to FAILED when this happens with a timeout message.
The other way around (i.e. a timeout from the knowledgebase to its smart connector with the maximum time it has to react to certain messages) takes some more time and we should first determine the relation between data and metadata better.
In GitLab by @barry.nouwt.tno.nl on Feb 12, 2021, 13:05
Whenever you post or ask a question, you can (optionally) provide a timeout that used by your smart connector to determine how long to wait for the response of another Smart Connector. We can quite easily implement this and include it in the ExchangeInfo message and set its status to FAILED when this happens with a timeout message.
The other way around (i.e. a timeout from the knowledgebase to its smart connector with the maximum time it has to react to certain messages) takes some more time and we should first determine the relation between data and metadata better.