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webClient plugins causes request timeout in dynamics side

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Posted on by Renny99

ive just started to experience request time outs for my plugins that post with webClient. Does dynamics no longer accept this api request?

I have changed it to httpClient and so far in my testing i have not gotten any timeouts.

Any insight would be helpful i can not find any documentation.

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Hi Renny99,

Based on following documents, it seems that the WebClientPlugin isn't deprecated.

Sample: Web access from a plug-in (Microsoft Dataverse) - Power Apps | Microsoft Docs

Set Timeout when making external calls in a plug-in - Power Apps | Microsoft Docs

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Hi,

Default time out is 100 seconds.

I would request you to increase timeout-

stackoverflow.com/.../how-to-change-the-timeout-on-a-net-webclient-object

Please mark my answer verified if this is helpful!

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Hi Leah

from what i have searched i saw the same WebClient should be working, I have not seen any reason why... I do not want to change the webclient set time out

so i did find the same error on this page: docs.microsoft.com/.../web-access-plugin

ill take a look at there examples a little more closely it looks like it was a good decision to go HttpClient route.

Invoking StatusChange

Calling pluginNotifcation Service, URI: "endpoint url"

Exception: System.Net.WebException: The operation has timed out

at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse()

at pluginName.Plugin.BaseNotification.SendMessage(String uri, InboundMessage message)

at pluginName.Plugin.BaseNotification.Execute(IServiceProvider serviceProvider)"

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