Pid-2 wrote:
>
> Can you elaborate on the reason behind this requirement?
>
sure !
first some background :
1/ my servlet is a web service (done with spring exporter and xfire if that
matters)
2/ the client is not a browser but the PHP SOAP extension
3/ 5 seconds is the example (in real life, it would be something like 30
seconds)
my problem : when the php script times out (max_execution_time of the
php.ini is reached), the servlet request does not stop...
As a consequence, I found 5 threads in my tomcat instances which take 100%
of the CPU and with a lifetime greater than or equals to 123000532ms (that
make more than 1 day).
so I'd like to know how to stop a request if it takes more than x seconds
(like the php.ini max_execution_time).
I know this is surely bad practice but I can not find a way to sort out this
problem otherwise
note : sometimes when the php script times out the request is closed, but
sometimes not... so maybe this is a PHP issue or a PHP Soap extension issue
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