CreateObservableMessageReceiver TimeOut
alberk8 opened this issue · 1 comments
alberk8 commented
How do I can reduce the timeout period if the websocket service is down (the whole site gone AWOL) ?
Or is it possible to introduce a Cancellation Token ?
Currently it would take around more than 20 seconds for it it to error out and the await statement is blocking.
var messageObserver = await websocketClient.CreateObservableMessageReceiver(
new Uri("wss://myweb.com/ws:443"),
ignoreServerCertificateErrors: true,
headers: headers,
subProtocols: subprotocols,
tlsProtocolType: TlsProtocolVersion.Tls12);
1iveowl commented
I've added CancellationToken option.
Could you test NuGet v4.2.5-beta1 and let me know if this does the trick?
You can see the changes to the code in the develop brach.
You can now do this:
var createTokenSource = new CancellationTokenSource();
var messageObserver = await websocketClient.CreateObservableMessageReceiver(
new Uri("wss://echo.websocket.org"),
ignoreServerCertificateErrors: true,
headers: headers,
subProtocols: subprotocols,
tlsProtocolType: TlsProtocolVersion.Tls12,
token: createTokenSource.Token);