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How to make any WebService Method "Timeout"-able : Peter Bromberg
Wednesday, July 02 2008
A common issue for developers is having to make blocking remote method calls on objects over which you have no control. Here is a simple way to make such methods "timeout" - able so your app doesn't hang with no return. Developers often run into this problem, particularly with WebServices: You have a WebService with one or more methods that make calls to external objects which, for one reason or another, are beyond your control. These are blocking calls. What happens when the remote object is not operational, in a "hung" state, or whatever? You have made a blocking method call that never returns, and this leaves you in a sorry state indeed. Certainly the consumer of your WebService isn't going to be happy. They're sitting around, wondering what the hell happened, and why nothing is coming back...
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