Configure RMI Timeout?

Is there any way to control the timeout for a RMI call in 10.1.2.2 (heck, in any version of the Oracle app server)?
We have several business services exposed using SessionEJBs on a backend business server. However, if the call to these methods take more than about 30 seconds to complete we receive the following exeption (even if it the operation completed successfully):
com.evermind.server.rmi.OrionRemoteException: Transaction was rolled back: timed out;
How can we set the length of time before this timeout error will be generated? I'd like to ensure that in the event of long-running operations the request will not timeout and the function can complete normally. It makes sense to set some kind of a timeout but seems there should be some way to control this value based on the specific operation being performed.

Michael,
We use the [System] property "rmi.client.connection.timeout".
You can set it when you launch OC4J stand alone using the "-D" option of the java command, for example:
java -Drmi.client.connection.timeout=10 -jar oc4j.jarShould set the timeout to ten (10) seconds.
Good Luck,
Avi.

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