When connecting to a service component (Web Services), you can set up timers used for writing, reading, and establishing a connection.

• Timer used for writing
  Set up a timeout value for the write (send data) processing in the socket used in HTTP and HTTPS (TCP/IP communication). This timer is enabled when data sending after establishing a connection has not been completed.
  
• Timer used for reading
  Set up a timeout value for the read (receive data) processing in the socket used in HTTP and HTTPS (TCP/IP communication). This timer is enabled when data reception after establishing a connection has not been completed.
  
• Timer used for establishing a connection
  Set up a timeout value for the connect (socket connection) processing in the socket used in HTTP and HTTPS (TCP/IP communication). This timer is enabled when there is no response for a request when a connection is established.
  

The methods for setting up a timeout value are different depending on whether you are using the SOAP Communication Infrastructure or the JAX-WS engine. The following describes the setup method for each case.

(a) Setting up the timeout value (SOAP Communication Infrastructure)

This subsection describes how to set up a timeout value when using the SOAP Communication Infrastructure. You can set up the timeout value for the entire HCSC server or separately for each service adapter.

• Setting up the timer for the entire HCSC server
  Define the timeout value in the server definition file of the SOAP Communication Infrastructure for the machine running the HCSC server. For details about setting up the server definition file, see 10.2 Setting up the server definition files in the Application Server SOAP Application Development Guide.
  

  Table 4-1 Timer (Web Services) settings for the entire HCSC server (SOAP Communication Infrastructure)

  Value	Key name	Default value (seconds)
  Write timeout value for the socket of a server client	c4web.application.identifier.socket_write_timeout	60
  Read timeout value for the socket of a server client	c4web.application.identifier.socket_read_timeout	300
  Connection timeout value for the socket of a server client	c4web.application.identifier.socket_connect_timeout	60

• Setting up the timer separately for service adapters
  To set up the timer in the development environment, specify the timeout value in the client definition file in the Service Adapter Settings window. For details about setting up the client definition file, see 10.3 Setting up the client definition files in the Application Server SOAP Application Development Guide.
  

  Table 4-2 Timer (Web Services) settings for each service adapter (SOAP Communication Infrastructure)

  Value	Key name	Default value (seconds)
  Write timeout value for the socket of a client	c4web.application.socket_write_timeout	60
  Read timeout value for the socket of a client	c4web.application.socket_read_timeout	300
  Connection timeout value for the socket of a client	c4web.application.socket_connect_timeout	60

(b) Changing the timeout value (SOAP Communication Infrastructure)

To define the timeout value in the operating environment for the service adapter that is already deployed on the HCSC server, use the cscsvcctl command to change the communication timeout value of the service component invocation. For details about how to change a timeout value, see 5.3.26 Changing the communication timeout value for invoking a service component in the Service Platform Setup and Operation Guide. For details about how to use the cscsvcctl command, see cscsvcctl (Managing the service information) in the Service Platform Reference Guide.

Table 4-3 Changing the set value of the timer (Web Services) (SOAP Communication Infrastructure)

Value	Key name
Write timeout value	cluster-name.service-ID.WebService.c4web.application.socket_write_timeout
Read timeout value	cluster-name.service-ID.WebService.c4web.application.socket_read_timeout
Connection timeout value	cluster-name.service-ID.WebService.c4web.application.socket_connect_timeout

(c) Setting up a timeout value (JAX-WS engine)

This subsection describes how to set up a timeout value when using the JAX-WS engine. You can set up the timeout value for the entire HCSC server or separately for each service adapter.

• Setting up the timer for the entire HCSC server
  Define the timeout value in the common definition file of the JAX-WS engine of the machine running the HCSC server. For details about setting up the common definition file, see 10.1.2 Settings in the common definition files in the Application Server Web Service Development Guide.
  

  Table 4-4 Timer (Web Services) settings for the entire HCSC server (JAX-WS engine)

  Value	Key name	Default value (milliseconds)
  Read timeout value for the socket of a server client	com.cosminexus.jaxws.request.timeout	300000
  Connection timeout value for the socket of a server client	com.cosminexus.jaxws.connect.timeout	60000

• Setting up the timer separately for service adapters
  To set up the timer in the development environment, specify the timeout value in the client definition file in the Service Adapter Settings window. For details about setting up the client definition file, see Client Definition Files in the Service Platform Reference Guide.
  

  Table 4-5 Timer (Web Services) settings for each service adapter (JAX-WS engine)

  Value	Key name	Default value (seconds)
  Read timeout value for the socket of a client	com.cosminexus.csc.request.timeout	300
  Connection timeout value for the socket of a client	com.cosminexus.csc.connect.timeout	60

(d) Changing the timeout value (JAX-WS engine)

To define the timeout value in the operating environment for the service adapter that is already deployed on the HCSC server, use the cscsvcctl command to change the communication timeout value of the service component invocation. For details about how to change a timeout value, see 5.3.26 Changing the communication timeout value for invoking a service component in the Service Platform Setup and Operation Guide. For details about how to use the cscsvcctl command, see cscsvcctl (Managing the service information) in the Service Platform Reference Guide.

Table 4-6 Changing the set value of the timer (Web Services) (JAX-WS engine)

Value	Key name
Read timeout value	cluster-name.service-ID.WebService.com.cosminexus.csc.request.timeout
Connection timeout value	cluster-name.service-ID.WebService.com.cosminexus.csc.connect.timeout

(a) Setting up a timeout value

The timer (Session Bean) used when connecting to a service component can be set up for the entire HCSC server or separately for service adapters. The following describes the setup methods.

• Setting up the timer for the entire HCSC server
  Set up the timeout value in the EJB container of Application Server on the machine running the HCSC server. For details about the timeout of the RMI-IIOP communication, see 2.11.5 RMI-IIOP communication timeout in the Application Server EJB Container Functionality Guide. For details about parameters to be set up, see 2.4 usrconf.properties (User property file for Java applications) in the Application Server Definition Reference Guide.
  

  Table 4-7 Timer (Session Bean) settings for the entire HCSC server

  Value	File to be set up	Key name	Default value (seconds)
  Timeout value enabled for all RMI-IIOP communications	User property file for a J2EE server (usrconf.properties)	ejbserver.rmi.request.timeout	0 (A timeout will not occur.)
  Timeout value for communication with the CORBA Naming Service component		ejbserver.jndi.request.timeout	0 (A timeout will not occur.)

• Setting up the timer separately for service adapters
  To define the timer in the development environment, specify the timeout value in the file specified for the client definition file in the Service Adapter Settings window. For details about setting up the client definition file, see 10.3 Setting up the client definition files in the Application Server SOAP Application Development Guide.
  

  Table 4-8 Timer (Session Bean) settings for each service adapter

  Value	Key name	Default value (seconds)
  Invocation timeout value	c4web.application.ejb_timeout	0 (A timeout will not occur.)

(b) Changing the timeout value

To define the timeout value in the operating environment for the service adapter that is already deployed on the HCSC server, use the cscsvcctl command to change the communication timeout value of the service component invocation. For details about how to change a timeout value, see 5.3.26 Changing the communication timeout value for invoking a service component in the Service Platform Setup and Operation Guide. For details about the cscsvcctl command, see cscsvcctl (Managing the service information) in the Service Platform Reference Guide.

Table 4-9 Changing the set value of the timer (Session Bean)

Value	Key name
Invocation timeout value	cluster-name.service-ID.SessionBean.c4web.application.ejb_timeout

The timer (Web Services) used when connecting to the HCSC server is set up on the service requester machine. You can set up the timer for the entire machine on which the service requester is running or separately for service requesters.

The setup method is described separately for the cases where you use the SOAP Communication Infrastructure and where you use JAX-WS engine.

(a) Setting up the timeout value (SOAP Communication Infrastructure)

This subsection describes how to set up a timeout value when using the SOAP Communication Infrastructure. You can set up the timeout value for the entire service requester machine or separately for each service requester.

• Setting the timer for the entire service requester machine
  Define the timeout value in the server definition file of the SOAP Communication Infrastructure for the service requester machine. The settings are the same as for 4.1.1(1)(a) Setting up the timeout value (SOAP Communication Infrastructure). For details about setting up the server definition file, see 10.2 Setting up the server definition files in the Application Server SOAP Application Development Guide.
  
• Setting up the timer separately for each service requester
  To set up a timer separately for each service requester to be created, set up the timer in the client definition file specified when executing the service requester. The settings are the same as for 4.1.1(1)(a) Setting up the timeout value (SOAP Communication Infrastructure). For details about setting up the client definition file, see 10.3 Setting up the client definition files in the Application Server SOAP Application Development Guide.
  

(b) Setting up the timeout value (JAX-WS engine)

This subsection describes how to set up a timeout value when using the JAX-WS engine. You can set up the timeout value for the entire service requester machine or separately for each service requester.

• Setting the timer for the entire service requester machine
  Define the timeout value in the common definition file of the JAX-WS engine of the service requester machine. The settings are the same as for 4.1.1(1)(c) Setting up a timeout value (JAX-WS engine). For details about setting up the common definition file, see 10.2 Settings in the common definition files in the Application Server Web Service Development Guide.
  
• Setting up a timer separately for each service requester
  To set up a timer separately for each service requester to be created, set up the timer in the process-wise definition file. For details about the settings of the process-wise definition file, see 10.1.3 Setting up the process-wise definition files in the Web Service Development Guide.
  

The timer (Session Bean) used when connecting to the HCSC server can be set up for the entire machine on which the service requester is running or separately for service requesters. The following describes the setup methods:

• Setting up a timer for the entire service requester machine
  Set up the timeout value in the EJB container of Application Server on the service requester machine. The settings are the same as for (2) Timer (Session Bean) used when connecting to a service component. For details about the timeout of the RMI-IIOP communication, see 2.11.5 RMI-IIOP communication timeout in the Application Server EJB Container Functionality Guide. For details about parameters to be set up, see 14.3 usrconf.properties(User property file for Java applications) in the Application Server Definition Reference Guide.
  
• Setting up a timer separately for each service requester
  For each service requester to be created, specify a timeout value for API communication from create to remove in APIs (methods of the RequestTimeoutConfigFactory class and RequestTimeoutConfig class) when developing a service requester application.
  

The timer for transactions within the HCSC server is set up for the entire HCSC server. Set up the timeout value in the EJB container of Application Server on the machine running the HCSC server. For details about parameters to be set up, see 2.4 usrconf.properties (User property file for Java applications) in the Application Server Definition Reference Guide.

Table 4-10 Timer settings for transactions within the HCSC server

Value	File to be set up	Key name	Default value (seconds)
Transaction timeout value of transactions started on the J2EE server	User property file for a J2EE server (usrconf.properties)	ejbserver.jta.TransactionManager.defaultTimeOut	180