timeouts: timeouts

In johndharrison/bmproxy: Wrapper around the 'BrowserMob Proxy' REST API for R

Description

timeouts

Usage

timeouts(proxy, requestTimeout = -1L, readTimeout = 60000L,
  connectionTimeout = 60000L, dnsCacheTimeout = 0L, ...)

Arguments

proxy	An object of class "proxy". A proxy object see proxy.
requestTimeout	Request timeout in milliseconds. A timeout value of -1 is interpreted as infinite timeout. Optional, default to -1
readTimeout	ead timeout in milliseconds. Which is the timeout for waiting for data or, put differently, a maximum period inactivity between two consecutive data packets). A timeout value of zero is interpreted as an infinite timeout. Optional, default to 60000.
connectionTimeout	Determines the timeout in milliseconds until a connection is established. A timeout value of zero is interpreted as an infinite timeout. Optional, default to 60000.
dnsCacheTimeout	Sets the maximum length of time that records will be stored in this Cache. A nonpositive value disables this feature (that is, sets no limit). Optional, default to "0".
...	Additonal function arguments

Value

invisible(proxy): An object of class "proxy" is invisibly returned. A proxy object see proxy. This allows for chaining from this function to other functions that take such an object as an argument. See examples for further details.

See Also

Other session functions: closeProxy, emptyDNS, getPorts, openPort, setRetry, waitForTraffic

Examples

## Not run: 
  # A BMP server is assummed running on port 9090
  prxy <- proxy(bmpPort = 9090L, port = 39500L)
  # get ports with running proxies
  prxy %>% getPorts
  # set timeouts
  prxy %>% timeouts(requestTimeout = 50000L, readTimeout = 50000L,
                    connectionTimeout = 50000L)
  # close proxy and check ports
  prxy %>% 
    closeProxy %>% 
    getPorts

## End(Not run)

johndharrison/bmproxy documentation built on May 19, 2019, 5:13 p.m.