Set request timeout for distributed cache

Hi,
Coherence provides 3 parameters we can tune for the distributed cache
tangosol.coherence.distributed.request.timeout      The default client request timeout for distributed cache services
tangosol.coherence.distributed.task.timeout      The default server execution timeout for distributed cache services
tangosol.coherence.distributed.task.hung      the default time before a thread is reported as hung by distributed cache services
It seems these timeout values are used for both system activities (node discovery, data re-balance etc.) and user activities (get, put). We would like to set the request timeout for get/put. But a low threshold like 10 ms sometimes causes the system activities to fail. Is there a way for us to separately set the timeout values? Or even is it possible to setup timeout on individual calls (like get(key, timeout))?
-thanks

Hi,
not necessarily for get and put methods, but for queries, entry-processor and entry-aggregator and invocable agent sending, you can make the sent filter or aggregator or entry-processor or agent implement PriorityTask, which allows you to make QoS expectations known to Coherence. Most or all stock aggregators and entry-processors implement PriorityTask, if I correctly remember.
For more info, look at the documentation of PriorityTask.
Best regards,
Robert

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