Young An
2014-04-01 15:32:48 UTC
Hi,
I am running tests to turn on the clientCallTimeOutPeriod and serverCallTimeOutPeriod settings. I am using omniORB 4.1.4, and I have set my settings in milliseconds.
After I brought my system down and back up again, these settings do not seem to be taking affect. In particular I was expecting to see timeout exceptions.
In my test I set the settings for clientCallTimeOutPeriod/serverCallTimeOutPeriod to 30 seconds, and in my client-side application I put in a sleep() timer in the middle of some arbitrary execution code to simulate a timeout. My sleep timer was set to 2 minutes and 30 seconds. My granularity was set to 15 seconds.
What had happened was, the entire 2:30 of sleep time was processed, and I was expecting the ORB to throw an exception at 30 seconds, per my settings.
Is there some other setting that I need to configure, or is there something fundamentally missing from my test?
Thank you
Young An
Software Developer - CMSI
(410) 953-8463 Desk
(443) 860-1153 Cell
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I am running tests to turn on the clientCallTimeOutPeriod and serverCallTimeOutPeriod settings. I am using omniORB 4.1.4, and I have set my settings in milliseconds.
After I brought my system down and back up again, these settings do not seem to be taking affect. In particular I was expecting to see timeout exceptions.
In my test I set the settings for clientCallTimeOutPeriod/serverCallTimeOutPeriod to 30 seconds, and in my client-side application I put in a sleep() timer in the middle of some arbitrary execution code to simulate a timeout. My sleep timer was set to 2 minutes and 30 seconds. My granularity was set to 15 seconds.
What had happened was, the entire 2:30 of sleep time was processed, and I was expecting the ORB to throw an exception at 30 seconds, per my settings.
Is there some other setting that I need to configure, or is there something fundamentally missing from my test?
Thank you
Young An
Software Developer - CMSI
(410) 953-8463 Desk
(443) 860-1153 Cell
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