How to confirure readtimeout/socket timeout value in OSB server.

How can we handle sockettimeout excpetion/readtimeout excpetion in OSB,on server side any configuration paramere available for the same?
Thanks,
Anitha

Hi,
If you mean to increase the request timeout i.e the time when a request is submitted to the server and the response is sent by the server it can be done in httpd.conf file located in $OracleHome/Apache/Apache/conf directory.
The attribute to be used for setting timeout is "Timeout". By default teh value is 600 seconds i.e 5 minutes.
After making these changes , run command dcmctl updateConfig -ct OHS and restart the HTTP Server. Please note these commands need to be run only if the httpd.conf changes are done through text editor.
Hope this helps.
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