RestAngular Timeout not working. still return and save data after timeout

[EvenOng]

Hi,

As title, my api still return data or save data into database when it already timeout.
I try 2 method also fail with 1 ms.

1st method (apply to all):
//inspect get got data too
RestangularProvider.setBaseUrl(Url);
RestangularProvider.setDefaultHttpFields({timeout: 1});


2rd method (apply one to one)
RestangularProvider.setBaseUrl(Url);
var apiProduct = Restangular.one('product', 'hardware').one('save');

//put ~ still save after timeout with error return
apiProduct.withHttpConfig({timeout: 1}).customPUT(dataSendToApiJson).then(function(response){
}

//get  ~ can get data after timeout
apiProduct.withHttpConfig({timeout: 1}) .get().then(function(response){
}

[EvenOng]

ping @mgonto @paul_dijou

[kucharskimaciej]

Sorry for digging up this issue after such a long time, but this seems to be a correct behaviour. The timeout in on the response part of http, not the request; This means that request has been sent and probably is being handled on the server -- there is no way that restangular could have stopped that.

[darkhaniskakov]

I thing timeout must be in milleseconds, so 1 is 1000

[daviesgeek]

timeout in milliseconds

The docs for $http explicitly state that the timeout is in ms

I believe @kucharskimaciej is correct. @EvenOng can you confirm this?

[CoolSuplex]

@pauldijou @mgonto @EvenOng please confirm is it possible in Restangular, to terminate the request once it's out on network ?

[kucharskimaciej]

@rck935 it possible with any kind promise, but there is no method like that in restangular.

[CoolSuplex]

@kucharskimaciej @mgonto
it seems, we are placing a rejection on the response, means that request has been sent and probably is being handled on the server ? Possible to cancel/reject the request, because for a scenario I don't want to wait for a response(it's just a kind of oneway ping)

[CoolSuplex]

@mgonto @pauldijou http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18546213/how-to-implement-timeout-retry-for-restangular is this correct ? says timeout on Restangular is possible.