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AppEngineClientConnection uses default URLFetchService timeout of 5 seconds, which is too short #102

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alexcchan opened this issue Aug 13, 2013 · 4 comments

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@alexcchan
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AppEngineClientConnection.java relies on the default URLFetchService timeout, which is 5 seconds as documented here:

https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/java/urlfetch/#Java_Making_requests

This is too short since the API server-side timeout is ~30 seconds (client should be longer).

@kevinburke
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@kwhinnery Any thoughts here?

@kwhinnery
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We can and should tune this upward to 30 seconds.

@jingming
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jingming commented Oct 5, 2016

In version 7.0.0 we have restructured the library so that you can inject your own HTTP Client. If you wish to configure the client differently, you can pass in your own HttpClient into the TwilioRestClient.

@jingming jingming closed this as completed Oct 5, 2016
@MikeGratsas
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The classes AppEngineClientConnection and AppEngineClientConnectionManager are not implemented in the latest twilio-java version 7

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