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Concurrent timers are not getting invoked for same timer info in weblogic 9.2.3

 
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Problem Scope: Concurrent timers are not getting invoked for same timer info (Serializable object containing the details of timer).

Details : I am implementing EJB timer 2.1 in weblogic 9.2.3 and when ejbTimeOut execution of one timer exceeds the interval time, next timeout doesn�t happens till the execution of first ejbTimeOut completes . Ideally the timers should behave in the manner that on every interval the ejbTimeOut should occur no matter the previous timeout is completed or not

for example : consider there is timer T whose timeout occurs every minute, and on every timeout it calls process P, so on every minute ideally container should give call to process P irrespective of the previous status of P (call is complete or not). In our case next call to process P is not happening after timeout also since it is waiting for previous call to P to get completed
 
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