C# PUT request (rest API for ServiceNow) - updating State of request ticket - timeout error










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I have a function that takes in a servicenow record. I first retrieve the record using a GetByQuery with the json objects/fields listed in the sc_request snippet. I edit the state value to 98 and then pass in the record "r" into the PUT function.



However, i get a timeout as an exception message, event though i pass in the record exactly how it wants



I can perform the PUT using cURL and the rest api explorer in service now fine.



public RESTSingleResponse<T> Put(T record)


var response = new RESTSingleResponse<T>();

try

string data = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(record, new ResourceLinkConverter());
response.RawJSON = ServiceNowClient.UploadString(URL + "/" + record.sys_id + "?&sysparm_fields=" + _FieldList, "PUT", data);

catch (WebException ex)

response.ErrorMsg = ParseWebException(ex);

catch (Exception ex)

response.ErrorMsg = "An error occured retrieving the REST response: " + ex.Message;

RESTSingleResponse<T> tmp = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<RESTSingleResponse<T>>(response.RawJSON);

if (tmp != null)
response.Result = tmp.Result;
return response;








public class sc_request : Record


[JsonProperty("active")]

public bool active get; set;
[JsonProperty("number")]

public string number get; set;
[JsonProperty("description")]

public string description get; set;
[JsonProperty("u_affected_platform")]

public string affected_platform get; set;

[JsonProperty("state")]
public string state get; set;






IRestQueryResponse<sc_request> response = client.GetByQuery(query);

foreach (sc_request r in response.Result)
{
if (r.state == "97")

r.state = "98"; // set the state
IRestSingleResponse<sc_request> putResponse = client.Put(r);










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    I have a function that takes in a servicenow record. I first retrieve the record using a GetByQuery with the json objects/fields listed in the sc_request snippet. I edit the state value to 98 and then pass in the record "r" into the PUT function.



    However, i get a timeout as an exception message, event though i pass in the record exactly how it wants



    I can perform the PUT using cURL and the rest api explorer in service now fine.



    public RESTSingleResponse<T> Put(T record)


    var response = new RESTSingleResponse<T>();

    try

    string data = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(record, new ResourceLinkConverter());
    response.RawJSON = ServiceNowClient.UploadString(URL + "/" + record.sys_id + "?&sysparm_fields=" + _FieldList, "PUT", data);

    catch (WebException ex)

    response.ErrorMsg = ParseWebException(ex);

    catch (Exception ex)

    response.ErrorMsg = "An error occured retrieving the REST response: " + ex.Message;

    RESTSingleResponse<T> tmp = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<RESTSingleResponse<T>>(response.RawJSON);

    if (tmp != null)
    response.Result = tmp.Result;
    return response;








    public class sc_request : Record


    [JsonProperty("active")]

    public bool active get; set;
    [JsonProperty("number")]

    public string number get; set;
    [JsonProperty("description")]

    public string description get; set;
    [JsonProperty("u_affected_platform")]

    public string affected_platform get; set;

    [JsonProperty("state")]
    public string state get; set;






    IRestQueryResponse<sc_request> response = client.GetByQuery(query);

    foreach (sc_request r in response.Result)
    {
    if (r.state == "97")

    r.state = "98"; // set the state
    IRestSingleResponse<sc_request> putResponse = client.Put(r);










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      I have a function that takes in a servicenow record. I first retrieve the record using a GetByQuery with the json objects/fields listed in the sc_request snippet. I edit the state value to 98 and then pass in the record "r" into the PUT function.



      However, i get a timeout as an exception message, event though i pass in the record exactly how it wants



      I can perform the PUT using cURL and the rest api explorer in service now fine.



      public RESTSingleResponse<T> Put(T record)


      var response = new RESTSingleResponse<T>();

      try

      string data = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(record, new ResourceLinkConverter());
      response.RawJSON = ServiceNowClient.UploadString(URL + "/" + record.sys_id + "?&sysparm_fields=" + _FieldList, "PUT", data);

      catch (WebException ex)

      response.ErrorMsg = ParseWebException(ex);

      catch (Exception ex)

      response.ErrorMsg = "An error occured retrieving the REST response: " + ex.Message;

      RESTSingleResponse<T> tmp = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<RESTSingleResponse<T>>(response.RawJSON);

      if (tmp != null)
      response.Result = tmp.Result;
      return response;








      public class sc_request : Record


      [JsonProperty("active")]

      public bool active get; set;
      [JsonProperty("number")]

      public string number get; set;
      [JsonProperty("description")]

      public string description get; set;
      [JsonProperty("u_affected_platform")]

      public string affected_platform get; set;

      [JsonProperty("state")]
      public string state get; set;






      IRestQueryResponse<sc_request> response = client.GetByQuery(query);

      foreach (sc_request r in response.Result)
      {
      if (r.state == "97")

      r.state = "98"; // set the state
      IRestSingleResponse<sc_request> putResponse = client.Put(r);










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      I have a function that takes in a servicenow record. I first retrieve the record using a GetByQuery with the json objects/fields listed in the sc_request snippet. I edit the state value to 98 and then pass in the record "r" into the PUT function.



      However, i get a timeout as an exception message, event though i pass in the record exactly how it wants



      I can perform the PUT using cURL and the rest api explorer in service now fine.



      public RESTSingleResponse<T> Put(T record)


      var response = new RESTSingleResponse<T>();

      try

      string data = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(record, new ResourceLinkConverter());
      response.RawJSON = ServiceNowClient.UploadString(URL + "/" + record.sys_id + "?&sysparm_fields=" + _FieldList, "PUT", data);

      catch (WebException ex)

      response.ErrorMsg = ParseWebException(ex);

      catch (Exception ex)

      response.ErrorMsg = "An error occured retrieving the REST response: " + ex.Message;

      RESTSingleResponse<T> tmp = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<RESTSingleResponse<T>>(response.RawJSON);

      if (tmp != null)
      response.Result = tmp.Result;
      return response;








      public class sc_request : Record


      [JsonProperty("active")]

      public bool active get; set;
      [JsonProperty("number")]

      public string number get; set;
      [JsonProperty("description")]

      public string description get; set;
      [JsonProperty("u_affected_platform")]

      public string affected_platform get; set;

      [JsonProperty("state")]
      public string state get; set;






      IRestQueryResponse<sc_request> response = client.GetByQuery(query);

      foreach (sc_request r in response.Result)
      {
      if (r.state == "97")

      r.state = "98"; // set the state
      IRestSingleResponse<sc_request> putResponse = client.Put(r);







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