How to implement web service client timeout

I'm trying to implement a web service client using JAX-RPC specification and the client is generated by clientgen utility. We are using weblogic8.1(sp5).
How do I control the connection timeout and data transmission timeout? I have tried:
BindingInfo.setTimeout() method and stub._setProperty("weblogic.webservice.rpc.timeoutsecs", "1" /* secs */);
and they don't seem to be working...
I have searched the web service documentation and didn't found any mentioning on this. Can someone shred some light on this?
Thanks.
Ren
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Hi,
I had a problem too for setting the timeout of a webservice client. but i didn't find any thing on this.
But there is a work around for this see if it suits you but for this you have to use Apache AXIS webservice api to generate the client in that Api you have the Stub.timeOut() function to over come this problem
Cheers !!
Vivek:-)

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