Catch Synch timout with failover

Hi,
Essentially I'am trying to find out which runtime fault to explicitly catch in order to catch a synchronous timeout error.
The background is that I have a synchronous service that is wrapping a sqlloader call. As the load could run for any arbitrary amount of time, it is likely that my synch call will timeout. This does not pose a huge issue as the sqlldr scipt outputs logs and, if i can catch the timeout, i can poll the logs to find the result of the service.
A catch here is that, this service is HA, and i have two instances of it in different AppServers. I am using the failover capability in the partnerlink to connect to the service.
i expect that the failover will be used in the initial attempt to invoke the service, if the service is down it will try the second service. The timeout catch will be used to catch the scenario where i have successfully invoked the service, and then it times out.
Which leads to, are these two scenarios going to conflict? Is there a differntiation within the BPEL engine as to the two error messages, or will one functionality overwrite the other?
Any help appreciated.
(I know, Asynch would fix everything.....lets not even discuss that ;-)

Could be wrong but I think if service A is down and the partnerlink fails over to service B and that then times out, you will get a remoteFault on service B
Pete

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