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  • CB confirms a successful cancellation of the order after the service window ended. The shop is notified with the operation notifyOrder and status event Cancelled

  • The shop confirms the cancellation to the customer

Volume, limits and performance requirements

Timing

Webservice requests are processed realtime, i.e. an order is registered immediately when the webservice call is executed. Order processing at CB is based on scheduled processes and not primarily triggered by the webservice request.

Responses to the requester are send in Near-Realtime (NRT) with an average delay of 2 to 3 minutes. The regular maximum delay is 5 minutes, in exceptions running up to 10 minutes. During this timeframe the orderstatus has reached a status that is not yet reported to the requestor.

Volume

Webservice requests are limited to a maximum of 10 requests per service per second per requestor.

Performance

The media webservices comply with the generic CB webservice performance requirements:

  • Average response time within 2 seconds during prime-time (08:00-01:00 CET)

  • Response within 3 seconds for 99,95% of the requests during prime-time

  • Response within 6 seconds for 99% of the requests outside prime-time

Test environment

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Order simulation for test purpose
Order simulation for test purpose