Long WAITING requests

Hi experts,
We are using NWDI 7.1 SP4. Until now we have never had any problem with activities activation (request type ACTIVATE) on CBS. But now we have more than 40 requests that are open and the first request (request id 3942) has request type ACTIVATE and request state WAITING. At least 7 other requests have this same request state (WAITING) and 2 requests have request state PROCESSING. The other 31 requests have request state QUEUED. The requests are on this state for 10 days and I can´t figure out which request is locking the others. How can I identify it? How can I make this requests be processed by CBS?
Best Regards,
Gabriela

Hi sm_balas, I verified the user NWDI_CMSADM and it is not blocked and neither expired.
Hi Pramod, I´ve checked:
1) The Buildspace Input Mode is OPEN, Request Processing Mode is ON, Output Queue Mode is NOTQUEUED and Output Pool Mode is ON.
2) Already open, skiped
3) Service sap.com/tc.CBS.Service has status Started
4) At http://) of the target runtime system and the corresponding access data.
The synchronization functionality is not supported, because the used connection is unsecured. Please call the servlet with the 'https' protocol and use the correspondig 'https' port"
Currently we are not using Runtime Systems with auto deployment.
Passed 30 minutes after triggered deployment, the requests was not processed on the list, they remained unchanged.
This weird behavior is related only with that specific buildspace, the other 3 buildspaces used on that same NWDI has its requests processed with no delay.
Any other suggestions?

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Revision: 650
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2008-02-25 16:55:13 -0800 (Mon, 25 Feb 2008)
Log Message:
Prevent potential NPEs from wait'ed long poll requests whose threads exit after the underlying endpoint has been stopped by a separate thread.
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QA: Yes
Doc: No
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