Connection timed out: connect for ebMs messages

Hi
We are facing a problem while posting an outbound message in ebMS. We encounter the following error.
Machine Info: (INBAAMPC00933)
*Transport error: [IPT_HttpSendConnectionRefused] HTTP connection is refused.*
Connection refused: connect
Oracle b2b is used at both the ends. The initiating b2b does not have any certificates, while the receiving b2b has a certificate and 2 Delvery Channels (DCs). One of the DC's does not use certificates and that is the one tied to the agreement. So, Iam assuming this error is not due to the certificates. Could you please help me out in this.
Ranjith

Hi Ranjith,
It seems that receiving B2B or any other front end(like any switch) is expecting the initiating B2B to send message over HTTPS.
Please check whether you are able to ping and telnet the receiving B2B's host name at the port specified in the initiating B2B configuration. Also make sure that this port has HTTP enabled and not HTTPs.
Let us know the result.
Regards,
Anuj

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Did u write the code to handle Proxy server.?
Though i m not sure but might be clients who are getting error uses proxy server. and other dont have a proxy in their network.
Iu did not handled proxy u can do this by...
Properties sysProperties = System.getProperties();
// Specify proxy settings
sysProperties.put("proxyHost", "your_proxy_host");
sysProperties.put("proxyPort", "your_proxy_port");
sysProperties.put("proxySet", "true");or while running
use
java -D option to set these system properties
hope works
cheers

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Hi,
where can i adjust the timeout for:
exception on JaxRpc invoke: HTTP transport error: javax.xml.soap.SOAPException: java.security.PrivilegedActionException: javax.xml.soap.SOAPException: Message send failed: Connection timed out: connect
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HEWizard

I found http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B31017_01/integrate.1013/b28981/events.htm#BABGGADB
Setting Timeouts for Synchronous Processes
For synchronous processes that connect to a remote database, you must increase the syncMaxWaitTime timeout property in the SOA_Oracle_Home\bpel\domains\default\config\domain.xml file:
<property id="syncMaxWaitTime">
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<value>60000000</value>
<comment>
<![CDATA[The maximum time the process result receiver will wait for a
result before returning. Results from asynchronous BPEL processes are
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container.

The default value is 60 seconds.]]>
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Hi,
I found a reason for the previous error, I setted up the firewall rules and it works, but now we have another error message:
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I made some researchs on the SDN and another sites of Internet that suggests a proxy configuration, but I don't have proxy on my server.
Any Idea that can help me?
Regards,
Armando

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