ibm mobilefirst - EventTransmitterPiggybacker.onFailure(EventTransmitterPiggybacker.java:68) when trying to invoke any worklight adapter Android -

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hey i'm creating android app using worklight native api i'm getting exception when there connection error , don't know how handle 

 @ com.worklight.location.internal.events.eventtransmitterpiggybacker.onfailure(eventtransmitterpiggybacker.java:68)     09-21 14:09:44.472 20167-20285/cloudappers.com.rta_ca e/androidruntime:     @ com.worklight.wlclient.wlrequest.processfailureresponse(wlrequest.java:597)     09-21 14:09:44.472 20167-20285/cloudappers.com.rta_ca e/androidruntime:     @ com.worklight.wlclient.wlrequest.requestfinished(wlrequest.java:194)     09-21 14:09:44.472 20167-20285/cloudappers.com.rta_ca e/androidruntime:     @ com.worklight.wlclient.internalrequestsender.run(asynchronousrequestsender.java:138)     09-21 14:09:44.472 20167-20285/cloudappers.com.rta_ca e/androidruntime:     @ java.util.concurrent.threadpoolexecutor.runworker(threadpoolexecutor.java:1112)     09-21 14:09:44.472 20167-20285/cloudappers.com.rta_ca e/androidruntime:     @ java.util.concurrent.threadpoolexecutor$worker.run(threadpoolexecutor.java:587)

i have found exception timeout exception solved issue increasing timeout 

wlrequestoptions options = new wlrequestoptions();     options.settimeout(60000);

i know not solution solve exception permanently @ least never happens again


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