How to set infinite read timeout on web service call

For JAX-WS JRF web services, I have a client that can set oracle.webservices.ClientConstants.HTTP_READ_TIMEOUT to any given value. I know that if you don't set this value, the default value is infinite. But how do I explicitly set the timeout to be infinite? Maybe 0? I will get something set up that I can experiment with, but someone might know off the top of their head. Thanks.

Have found out that 0 is the default, which is infinite timeout.

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I searched the forum for this, found lots of threads but no useful solution...
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Sorry, product currently does not provide a way to name the attachment. I have entered an enhancement request to get that into a future release.That is a bit disappointing but thanks for letting me know!
We are using BIP to generate reports from Apex and it works very well, except for this small detail.
By the way, you sound very sure; are you related to Oracle in any way (I mean, is this an "official" answer)? I can't tell from your profile...
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