Hello klester,
I am newbie at jboss forums and am trying to use your guide to configure the
timeout in my Jboss server.
I've modified jboss-service.xml including the Mbeans UnifiedInvoker and
Connector; I've applied changes too in the standardjboss.xml adding the
invoker-proxy-binding and
Hello,
Just fixed, I have to add the the invoker to start before the scanner starts
looking at /deploy.
But anyway I am unable to make the EJB Client gets a timeout.
I'll reply with more details later.
Regards
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Sure did [sorry for the late response]. I posted a similar question in the
JBoss Remoting Forum, and someone pointed me toward using the JBoss Unified
Invoker to accomplish this. The thread in the JBoss Remoting Forum is
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=152317.
At a
Hi klester,
I have the same issue here. Did you find out the solution?
Thanks!
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My previous post may have been a little confusing, so a quick clarification:
We are using JBoss 4.0.5GA. Using EJB3 with JBoss 4.0.5GA, you can indeed time
out long ejb method calls using the connector as described in my previous post.
We would like to implement the same timeout mechanism for
