Contents Now Platform Custom Business Applications Previous Topic Next Topic SOAP session management and reporting Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share SOAP session management and reporting A SOAP session is a Glide session established with an instance by any external SOAP client, such as a web services client application, a ServiceNow MID Server, or the ServiceNow ODBC driver. SOAP sessions are included in the list of user sessions at User Administration > Logged in users. SOAP sessions are identified by the ?SOAP URLs. SOAP session propertiesCertain properties control how SOAP sessions are maintained.View a SOAP session logYou can view a user's log from a SOAP session. Long-running SOAP request supportThe Now Platform supports long-running SOAP requests by preventing socket timeouts due to inactivity of the network connection while the requests are in process. On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
SOAP session management and reporting A SOAP session is a Glide session established with an instance by any external SOAP client, such as a web services client application, a ServiceNow MID Server, or the ServiceNow ODBC driver. SOAP sessions are included in the list of user sessions at User Administration > Logged in users. SOAP sessions are identified by the ?SOAP URLs. SOAP session propertiesCertain properties control how SOAP sessions are maintained.View a SOAP session logYou can view a user's log from a SOAP session. Long-running SOAP request supportThe Now Platform supports long-running SOAP requests by preventing socket timeouts due to inactivity of the network connection while the requests are in process.
SOAP session management and reporting A SOAP session is a Glide session established with an instance by any external SOAP client, such as a web services client application, a ServiceNow MID Server, or the ServiceNow ODBC driver. SOAP sessions are included in the list of user sessions at User Administration > Logged in users. SOAP sessions are identified by the ?SOAP URLs. SOAP session propertiesCertain properties control how SOAP sessions are maintained.View a SOAP session logYou can view a user's log from a SOAP session. Long-running SOAP request supportThe Now Platform supports long-running SOAP requests by preventing socket timeouts due to inactivity of the network connection while the requests are in process.
