So, where is the wsif.syncrequest.timeout (specified in wsif.properties
file) property used?
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Anil Ambati
SDWB Development
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Please respond to
wsif-user
((WSIFPort_ApacheAxis)port.getCall().setTimeout(...);
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Subject: RE: Setting timeouts
I did not see any Call.setTimeout in the apache axis
provider - but maybe I'm mistaken.
Wouldn't it be usefull to devise a generic mechanism to
set properties on all WSIFProviders/WSIFPorts ?
Like a setContext(HashMap c) API or so ?
I can imagine that setting timeout/passwd/user could be
usefull for SOAP, and could be extended to set java bean
properties on the "java:address" class in the case of
a Java binding for ex.
/jog
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> Won't modifying the wsif.syncrequest.timeout=10000 entry in the
> wsif.properties file change the time out when a web service does not
> respond? I have not tried this, only read about it. What is
> best practice
> for modifying entries in wsif.properties file since it is in wsif.jar?
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> Regards,
> Anil Ambati
> SDWB Development
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> Hi
> Is there a way to set connection timeouts in WSIF ?
> I'm testing several web services and some don't reply to
> the request. WSIF/AXIS seems to hang in that case.
> How can I set a "reply timeout" ?
> Thanks
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