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> This actually did not work. I have a method in my EJB that I want to
> timeout after 5 seconds. How can I do this?
I haven't used this setting, but my suspicion is that it simply rolls
back the transaction if it takes longer than the timeout rather than
aborting it at the point it passes the timeout. At least, this is what I
would expect given how Java threads work. Also, the WebLogic
documentation certainly says that:
The trans-timeout-seconds element specifies the maximum duration
for an EJB's container-initiated transactions. If a transaction
lasts longer than trans-timeout-seconds, WebLogic Server rolls
back the transaction."
Note that it doesn't say it aborts the transaction or stop the thread
executing it.
So, is this working as the docs say, or is the transaction actually
being committed?
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