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…50. server.finished_task_timeout # Timeout auto remove finished task server.finished_task_timeout = 60 Sets the timeout in seconds, after which finished tasks are automatically removed. Default is 60 seconds. This is related to using polling to get results of asynchronous tasks, see Asynchronous request – Polling section of REST API documentation. When polling for asynchronous task result using either GET /pending/{id} or…

This article explains details about SPE asynchronous requests processing queue, the processing task lifecycle and its handling states. When SPE receives an asynchronous API request, a task is created and put in a queue. Size of the queue is defined by server.n_task_limit setting in SPE configuration file, default value is 1000 tasks. Tasks in queue are then handled according to…

…registered Windows service phxclient phxclient is simple command line SPE client. It is specifically designed for the SPE REST API, e.g. it automatically handles polling for asynchronous requests results. phxclient also provides additional functionality related to SPE features, like ability to stream audio recordings via RTP or HTTP stream. Therefore it’s useful for quick testing of the SPE API without…

…by a number from (highest priority) to 99 (lowest priority) and can be set using X-Priority HTTP header when starting the asynchronous task. The PendingInfoResult response contains information about task priority. Priority can be set only when starting the task, it’s not possible to modify it afterwards. For additional info and example, see Task prioritization section in REST API documentation….