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I trigger a Post Function Import (Action in CDS), this would typically take about 2 minutes for processing. The POST operation was successfully completed in JAVA, however I get a Gateway Timeout.

How to increase the timeout of incoming requests? I had tried to set the property INCOMING_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT: 0 in mta.yaml of service project as well as using the command

cf set-env x-service-name-blue INCOMING_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT 0
cf restage x-service-name-blue

It did not work either. Could you assist?

Boghyon Hoffmann
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Update: I think the correct environment variable on the approuter is called SESSION_TIMEOUT. Can you try this one instead?

This is for the XS Advanced approuter, though I'm not sure if it still applies to the one used for CF apps, this documentation suggest that it's a property of the approuter, so you can try setting it there.

Dennis H
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  • I had tried to set this in the approuter, it does not work. if the response time is more than 30 seconds, it results in Status Code: 504 Gateway Timeout. Could you provide any alternate approach? – Benu Mariantony Aug 05 '19 at 14:52
  • Hi @BenuMariantony - if you are using SAP Cloud Platform destinations, the "ClientReadTimeout" destination parameter can be added and increased to 5 minutes (written in ms: 300000). The default is 30s (30000), so this could be what you're running up against. – Matthew C Reddy Aug 20 '20 at 09:12