HTTP Connection timeout setting

Hi,
I'm using ebXML protocol for B2B 10.1.2.3+MLR 5.
I talk to multiple trading partners and when one of the TP is down, we see that there is a pileup of messages in the backend queues.
This is because, there is constant message inflow into the JMS queues by the back-end application and each message is taking a long time to timeout (nearly 20 seconds). So what effectively happens is that a message was supposed to reach the TP in 1 sec will take 20 sec before it labels as a HTTP connection timeout error .
Can we set the HTTP Connection timeout setting in B2B? (I saw a setting in B2BGurus for EDI though)
If not, please can you suggest if it can be set in the Application Server level?
Please help!
Thanks in advance,
Warm Regards,
Suhas.

All,
At the application server level, there is a timeout setting in httpd.conf. The default value has been set to 300 seconds.
Regards,
Suhas.

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