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(1) Number of attempts: The number of attempts that should made to deliver the data. If the last attempt to deliver the data failed, then the Response is considered as failed (error state) and no further attempt is made.

(2) Waiting time between attempts: If an attempt fails, the specified number of seconds is waited before another retry is attempted.

Note: If you use he value "-1", the default value in configuration file ./etc/startup.xml is used instead.

...
<!-- try n times to service response before giving up (ftp, etc .) -->
<Set name="maxRetries">5</Set>
<!-- wait for x seconds before retrying response by ftp, etc . -->
<Set name="retryInterval">30</Set>
...

(3) Permitted execution time: Specifies the maximum time to wait for the remote site to respond (timeout in seconds). If there is no response within the specified period of time, the Response is put into the error state and no further attempt is made. If, after the expiry of the waiting time, the remote station sends a positive acknowledgement, the Response remains in the error state. The timeout is independent of (1) and (2) and the timeout does not determine how long to wait for a single attempt (2).

Note: The following distinction is made in Response HTTP(S).

  • Timeout is set: This value is used.

  • Timeout is not set or <=0: The following value calculated from the transfer volume is used: (<amount of data in bytes>/16000)+90