Hi Mike,
There is a variable, namely *response-timeout-in-seconds*, which
specifies the maximum amount of time web-server will wait for response
to come back from application server. You can change that value as per
your requirement. Please note value need to be specified in seconds.
Thanks,
Kshitiz
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> i find myself with a pretty odd situation. I have a loop that needs to do some validations and then an update. the loop can take anywhere between 2-3 minutes to 30-40 minutes depending on the amount of data that needs processed. i originally had problems with proxool timing out so i had to expilicity close the connection after each update. when i did that everything worked fine, until i deployed to our QA environment. the difference between dev and qa environments is the addition of load balancing, so as i test i hit each qa server directly and the process ran without a hitch. so basically, if i isolate a server, everything is fine, if i go through the load balancer i time out at about 15 minutes. anyone have any thoughts about what could be happening or what i could do?
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> thx in advance.
> Mike
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