Our configuration is a JBoss 3.2.3 and an Orcale 9.2i with a thin JDBC driver. Our application relies on CMP for persistency. Now we're facing the following problem: if a single row in a table is locked by another application e.g. Oracle-forms JBoss waits indefinitly for an update of that row. Is it possibly to get the JDBC-driver to throw a time out exception? Is it feasible to start a timer an kill the JDBC-thread without running afoul with the JBoss-internals?
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