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DiscoveryEndpoint::MaxResponseDelay Property

.NET Framework (current version)
 

Gets or sets the maximum TimeSpan within which all of the ProbeMatches for a service that respond to a probe operation are sent.

Namespace:   System.ServiceModel.Discovery
Assembly:  System.ServiceModel.Discovery (in System.ServiceModel.Discovery.dll)

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property TimeSpan MaxResponseDelay {
	TimeSpan get();
	void set(TimeSpan value);
}

Property Value

Type: System::TimeSpan

A TimeSpan instance that contains the maximum time span within which all of the ProbeMatches for a service that respond to a probe operation are sent.

This value is a TimeSpan that specifies a time span in which all ProbeMatches for a service that respond to a single probe operation are sent. If all ProbeMatches are sent at the same time, a network storm may result. To prevent this from occurring, ProbeMatches are sent with a random delay between each ProbeMatch. The random delay is in the range of 0 to MaxResponseDelay. If MaxResponseDelay is set to 0, then the ProbeMatches messages are sent in a tight loop without any delay. Otherwise, the ProbeMatches messages are sent with some random delay such that the total time taken to send all ProbeMatches messages does not exceed the MaxResponseDelay. This value is only relevant for services, it is not used by clients.

.NET Framework
Available since 4.0
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