To get or set the default invocation timeout for a service, use the following sis-console commands, Ant task, or related MBean operations.

Console commands

getDefaultServiceTimeout

Command

 
getdefaultservicetimeout <ra-entity> <name>
    Get default timeout for a service

Example

To get the default timeout for a service with reference name VPN in the SIS instance named sis:

$ ./sis-console getdefaultservicetimeout sis VPN
Default timeout for service reference VPN is 2000ms

setDefaultServiceTimeout

Command

 
setdefaultservicetimeout <ra-entity> <name> <timeout>
    Set default timeout for a service. Timeout, measured in milliseconds, must be at least 100, or specify 0 to use the global default service timeout configured in the SIS for this service

Example

To set the default timeout for a service with reference name VPN in the SIS instance named sis to 5000ms:

$ ./sis-console setdefaultservicetimeout sis VPN 5000
Default timeout for service reference VPN set to 5000ms

Ant task

updateserviceref

Task

 
<updateserviceref name="..." defaulttimeout="..."/>

Example

 
<sis-in-management>
    <updateserviceref name="VPN" timeout="5000"/>
</sis-in-management>

or

<sis-sip-management>
    <updateserviceref name="VPN" timeout="5000"/>
</sis-sip-management>

MBean operations

MBean

getDefaultTimeout

Operation

 
public long getDefaultTimeout(ServiceRefID serviceRefID)
    throws NullPointerException, UnrecognizedComponentException,
           ManagementException;

setDefaultTimeout

Operation

 
public void setDefaultTimeout(ServiceRefID serviceRefID, long timeout)
    throws NullPointerException, IllegalArgumentException,
           UnrecognizedComponentException, ManagementException;
Warning The timeout argument must be at least 100, or specify 0 to use the global default service timeout configured in the SIS for this service.
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