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How to handle transaction time out.

How to handle transaction time out.

2005-03-14 - By Kurien Joseph

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If you have an external interface are you calling that via JCA? I
believe you can timeout a transaction using a JCA.

-Kurien

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Subject: How to handle transaction time out.

I have a method calling external interface interaction. MY transaction
start before invoking this transaction.
However this external interface may take long or even go in infinite
wait state at times and thereby causing my transaction to go incomplete.

I have set the transaction time out for this transaction. But am unable
to get control of application due to no-response from External
interface.

Do I have any chance of getting the control back to my program even if
external interface does not respond infinitely?

Regards
Sanjiv

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If you have an external interface are you
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<o:p> </o:p>

I have a
method calling external interface interaction. MY transaction start before
invoking this transaction. 
However this external interface may
take long or even go in infinite wait state at times and thereby causing my
transaction to go incomplete.<o:p></o:p>

I have
set the transaction time out for this transaction. But am unable to get control
of application due to no-response from External interface. <o:p><
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Do I have
any chance of getting the control back to my program even if external interface
does not respond infinitely? <o:p></o:p>

Regards
 
Sanjiv <o:p></o:p>

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