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Component: BC-CST-IC
Component Name: Internet Communication Manager
Description: The length of time the ICM waits for a response after it has forwarded a request to the ABAP server or the J2EE Engine.
Key Concepts: Processing timeout is a setting in the SAP Internet Communication Manager (ICM) that determines how long the ICM will wait for a response from an external system before it terminates the connection. It is used to prevent the ICM from waiting indefinitely for a response, which can cause performance issues. How to use it: The processing timeout setting can be found in the ICM configuration file. It is specified in milliseconds and can be adjusted to meet the needs of your system. The default value is 60000 milliseconds (60 seconds). Tips & Tricks: It is important to set the processing timeout value to an appropriate level for your system. If it is set too low, the ICM may terminate connections prematurely, resulting in errors. If it is set too high, the ICM may wait too long for a response, resulting in performance issues. Related Information: For more information on configuring the processing timeout setting in SAP ICM, please refer to SAP Note 1645861.