How to set timeout

hi all,
i have a method that should be executed in a certain time...
void method(String param){
return result; // if result is not there after 2 minutes, throw an exception ??
how can i do that?
regards

If you look at URLConnection, it has facilities for doing thing
Or you could use my TimeOut class
http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5315374

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