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rakkesh kumar
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how to kill a soap thread
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William Brogden
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There is nothing unique about Threads used in SOAP servers or clients so you are going to have to explain what you are talking about.
Bill
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rakkesh kumar
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number of soap clients are accessing the soap server or resource simulateneously then how it will be managed.
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rakkesh kumar
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In my problem
the soap call is initiated from the servlet.
after the call is made then the client not want to wait for the
database time out period.
how to termiate
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William Brogden
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So this is not really a SOAP problem. Your SOAP client is just like any other database query where the query may take a long time or never complete.
The usual solution is to create a separate Runnable object with its own Thread to do the query while you respond to the servlet request with some appropriate "Working" message. A reference to the separate object can be held in the session - you must provide for releasing all the resources when the SOAP request terminates.
Bill
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