Hi Rudy, yes, there is timeout defined. The mex timeout is applied to request/response operations and fires when no response is received within a defined time. Although it is possible to configure the mex timeouts, I suggest to avoid receive/reply pairs for processes that are potentially long-running. That should work out of the box with ODE using its proprietary implicit correlation (i.e. the second process instance learns from informations in the request where the response should be delivered to).
HTH, Tammo On 01.03.2012 15:07, Rudy Commenge wrote: > Hi Christophe, > > BPEL processes are pretty huge. > I can say you that the second BPEL process can operate during several > minutes because it includes a "pick" instruction. But at the end, it try to > return the correct structure. > Unfortunately, it's too late, the first process has already send the error > referred in my previous mail. > > Rudy. > -- Tammo van Lessen - http://www.taval.de
