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How to specify a Transaction Timeout in a Web Application

 
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How to specify a Transaction Timeout in a Web Application ??

If it is a EJB application transaction timeout can be specified in a xml file like this :



How do i achieve this for a Web application ??

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As such we don't have any configuration within the web.xml for Transaction timeout handling.
 
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You can do this with EJBs because some methods are meant to run under transactions. The same is not the case for a thread instance of a servlet. Servlets do not run in their own transaction.
 
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