On the client side, I don’t use Axis
but PocketSoap for PocketPC’02. I don’t think that there is such a
timeout-option. Is there anything I can set in the server-side?
Daniel
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Betreff: RE: AXIS: tomcat timeout
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I put a
timeout parameter on the client side.
there is
setTimeout method in org.apache.axis.client.Call object.
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From: Daniel Humberg
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Subject: AXIS: tomcat timeout ?
I use Axis embeded in Tomcat
in 2 different configurations:
1) For development I start
Tomcat (and Axis) in Eclipse (a Java DIE with a special Eclipse-Plugin).
2) For other cases, I start
standalone-tomcat from the start-menu.
My webservice needs a while.
It conntects to a database, does some computing and return a long string. In
1), I had no problems, but in 2), many soap-requests returned errors. In these
cases, I get an error-message before the webservice server has even sent his
response. Could it be that there is a timeout or anything like that that
exceeds and causes the error? What else could I do.
Daniel
