Connector Framework Server 24.2

# ScriptInactivityTimeout

The length of time for which the scripts on a page must be inactive, for Connector Framework Server to determine that the scripts are finished and the page can be processed.

Some web pages contain scripts that never finish. For example, a page might contain a script that performs an AJAX request and then schedules itself to run again five seconds later. During the five-second interval between the script completing and running again, the script is inactive.

NOTE: OpenText recommends using a short time duration, because Connector Framework Server must wait for at least the specified amount of time for every page that contains scripts. Increasing the duration of `ScriptInactivityTimeout` could significantly increase the time required to complete processing.

Type: | Time duration The value of this parameter is a time duration. Specify a value using one or more of the following units:
         years      year      y
         months     month     m
         weeks      week      w    wks     wk
         days       day       d
         hours      hour      h    hrs     hr
         minutes    minute    n    mins    min
         seconds    second    s    secs    sec
Note that months abbreviates to m, minutes to n. If you want to specify the value in seconds, units are not required. For example, all of the following are equivalent:
         1minute 3seconds
         1n 3s
         63s
         63
Default: | 0.5s
Required: | No
Configuration Section: | Any section that you have defined for WkoopHtmlExtraction settings
Example: | `ScriptInactivityTimeout=0.4s`
See Also: | MaxWaitForScripts

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Version 24.2 | Last updated March 2024

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Product: IDOL Connector Framework Server 24.2

Topic Title: ScriptInactivityTimeout