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Hello! Please share app if it's possible.

Generally, we would not mind, but given the stage of the app, we prefer not to share it at this time. I hope you understand.

If it becomes absolutely imperative that a resolution can only be found by sharing the app, then we'll have to consider it at that point.

Once again, I hope you understand.

Sure, no problem.

Could you clarify how and how often you invoke the script?

I invoke the script on Page Show, and only upon successful completion I invoke it one more time. When I get the error, it is always on the second run.

Hi, I created a simple app "testError" that I shared with you.

It has two buttons. Both invoke server code via AJAX call that upon success invokes server code via .execute({});

Delay adds 500 ms before invoking service in AJAX callback.

W/O delay fails intermittently with the
{"code":"SCSX009","description":"Script launch interval time has not elapsed"}

response.

In my real app, I am calling another REST service in AJAX (it's polling a message service) and depending on results of the poll, I invoke an Appery REST service. It only works reliably with the delay.

Here's Javascript for AJAX calls:

var delaySV2Call = false;

function processAjax(data){
Appery("testStatus").text("Back from SVC1");
if (delaySV2Call){
setTimeout (function (){
SVC2svc.execute({});
}, 500);
} else {
SVC2svc.execute({});
}
}

function doAjaxCall(){

$.ajax({
    url: "[url=https://api.appery.io/rest/1/code/svc1/exec]https://api.appery.io/rest/1/code/svc...[/url]",
    type: 'GET',
    dataType: 'text',
    success : function(data){ 
        processAjax(data); 
    },
    error : function(jqXHR, textStatus, errorThrown) { 
        console.log( "SVC1 Call Fail: " + textStatus);
    }
});

}

Hello! Thank you! We'll take a look.

Thank you William. This is exactly the problem I am experiencing.

This is how it works. There is a limitation on server code invocation. The interval between invocations should be no less than 300 milliseconds (0.3 seconds).

Is this a limitation for the same script or any script that is called by the same app.