Which timeouts are you hitting? Client side timeouts or server side timeouts? On the server, are you using an appserver or tomcat or are you using the embedded Jetty?
If you are hitting server side things and not using the embedded jetty, there really is absolutely nothing we could do about it. The app server controls everything on that one. If using the embedded jetty, there may be things on the jetty connectors that can be configured. Not really sure though. On the client side, the timeouts are all settable in config. See: http://cxf.apache.org/docs/client-http-transport-including-ssl-support.html Dan On Mon October 19 2009 5:07:03 pm Bruno Melloni wrote: > I have a service written in CXF, Spring and annotations - as in the > 'Writing a service with Spring' of the documentation. > > Under unusual circumstances, one of the methods of the service can take a > long time to run, so I need to increase the timeout. > > Logic would seem to indicate that when working with the Spring + > Annotations approach, this would be done via an annotation above the > method declaration. But I couldn't find it. > > Can someone please point me to the Annotation and its syntax? > > Thanks, > > b. > -- Daniel Kulp [email protected] http://www.dankulp.com/blog
