Maximum time (in seconds) a client will wait for an instance of a server object for this server object configuration using the CreateServerContext method on IServerObjectManager before timing out.
[Visual Basic 6.0] Property WaitTimeout As Long
[Visual Basic .NET] Public Property WaitTimeout As Integer
[C#] public int WaitTimeout {get; set;}
[Java] public int getWaitTimeout() throws IOException, AutomationException
[Java] public void setWaitTimeout( Long WaitTimeout ) throws IOException, AutomationException
[C++]
HRESULT get_WaitTimeout(
long* pVal
);
[C++] HRESULT put_WaitTimeout( long pVal);
Parameters
pVal [out, retval]
pVal is a parameter of type long
pVal [in]
pVal is a parameter of type long
The amout of time it takes between a client requesting a server object (using the CreateServerContext method on IServerObjectManager) and getting a server object is called the wait time. A server object can be configured to have a maximum wait time by specifying the WaiteTimeout property on IServerObjectConfiguration. If a client’s wait time exceeds the maximum wait time for a server object, then their request will timeout.
The WaiteTimeout property is in seconds.