Timeout Handling

JUnit 5 @Timeout

The @Timeout annotation in JUnit 5 allows us to set a maximum time limit for a test or a method. If the test method exceeds the specified time limit, the test will fail automatically. This is useful when we want to ensure that a test does not run indefinitely, especially …

Configure Timeouts with Spring RestTemplate

In this Spring boot2 RestTemplate timeout example, learn to configure connection timeout and read timeout in Spring RestTemplate with example. 1. Default Timeout By default, RestTemplate uses SimpleClientHttpRequestFactory which depends on the default configuration of HttpURLConnection. Look inside the class source, and you will find this. By default, RestTemplate uses …

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