{"code":"SCSX009","description":"Script launch interval time has not elapsed"}

[Maryna Brodina]

It's the limitation for server scripts created under one account.

[bahar.wadia]

Not sure if I understand.

Does that mean that if I have multiple users calling the same script, each user would have to wait 300msec. And does it also mean that the app has to wait 300msec every time any server script is called.

If that is the case it seem very impractical to have a multi-user commercially viable application that runs server side scripts.

Am I missing something ?

[Maryna Brodina]

Yes, you're right.

[bahar.wadia]

What am I right about?

1) Does that mean that if I have multiple users calling the same script, each user would have to wait 300msec.

2) does it also mean that the app has to wait 300msec every time any server script is called

3) If that is the case it seems impractical to have a multi-user commercially viable application that runs server side scripts. Why have server side scripts at all?

[Maryna Brodina]

[quote:]1) Does that mean that if I have multiple users calling the same script, each user would have to wait 300msec. [/quote] yes, but most likely not to wait (as it's not possible to know when another user made a call), but check if server script is ended with "Script launch interval time has not elapsed" error make another call.
[quote:]2) does it also mean that the app has to wait 300msec every time any server script is called[/quote]yes
I'll check if these limitations can be changed and let you know.

[bahar.wadia]

I appreciate the quick responses, but I am failing to understand how one can reasonably use server side scripts to develop a meaningful solution.

Let's say I only have a modest 1000 users using the app at the same time, according to your suggestion the last user will be serviced 5 minutes after the initial request. That seems a little outrageous and absurd.

If this is a real limitation, I strongly suggest that you make developers aware of this in your documentation, so we avoid architecting solutions that are intended to take advantage of server side scripts.

In my application, I am mainly taking advantage of server side scripts to avoid sending unnecessary data over the air. Especially since Appery REST does not support a SQL-like Select statement, when making queries.

I look forward to your feedback and hopefully a solution that would allow developers to maximize the benefits of server side scripting.

As always thank you in advance!

[Maryna Brodina]

I've already reported this issue. Will keep you posted.

[bahar.wadia]

Thank you!

I wait anxiously

[bahar.wadia]

Ideally, a single app should be able to make multiple calls to the script, with each call invoking a new instance of the script. This would speed up client server apps immensely and ultimately impact end-user experience, in a positive way.

[bahar.wadia]

Any updates ?