HTTP API Time Out Requests

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Posted on by jailson

Hi!

Can you help me please? I'm facing one issue in my job case:

- I'm using a HTTP API call from Power Automate, but the trouble are with the time out to the get response for the API server. With the same Postman test I'm get the data in 4 minutes, but in power Automate after 2 min an error was occurred, and I lost the communication with the API server before to get the data. In Microsoft helps I see the parameter that mentioned this 2 minutes, but I don't know how can I change this time. I'm try to modify some parameter in HTTP Configurations but no success.

Please, I'm very grateful if you help me in this case!

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jinivthakkar 4,187 on at

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@jailson did you try changing timeout for the action ?

Hope this helps.

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Hi !! Thanks @jinivthakkar

Yes, I tried this action, but have no success. Do you have another idea ?

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@jailson I found a similar thread here, the solution is to use Http webhook

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/General-Power-Automate/Timeout-in-Flow/td-p/53465

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@jailson As an alternative solution, you can also try calling an Azure function of type http if possible.

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@jailson One more similar thread, which suggests to use async pattern

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/General-Power-Automate/Is-it-possible-to-increase-HTTP-connector-timeout/td-p/402621

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