Set timeout in webservice client

Hi,
I have a java stand alone web service client using Weblogic webserviceclient+ssl.jar,
how can I setup the web service timeout?
when I get the service object, there is no a method like setTimeout I can call to set time out. even in ((javax.xml.rpc.Stub)Order, I cannot find a good method
thanks
john

John:
I am researching this same problem. Check out this forum answer and let me know if it works for you!
http://forums.bea.com/bea/message.jspa?messageID=202432714&tstart=0
I haven't been able to test it yet - though it works without timing out.
Mark

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hello all,
I have made client program to connect to a webservice using dynamic url, my problem is i am unable to set the timeout of the webservice if anybody knows please let me know. my code is as follows.
WebServiceClient ann = testpackage.TestClassService.class.getAnnotation(WebServiceClient.class);
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using this code how can i set timeout at client side
thanks in advance

hi there thanks for your reply but your solution didn't worked for me. may be because of mistake in my question explanation i will explain it again
WebServiceClient ann = testpackage.TestClassService.class.getAnnotation(WebServiceClient.class);
try {
testpackage.TestClassService service = new testpackage.TestClassService(new URL("MY URL"), new QName(ann.targetNamespace(), ann.name()));
testpackage.TestClass port = service.getTestClassPort();
String result = port.getUserTask("HELLO");
System.out.println(result);
} catch (MalformedURLException ex) {
using this code i am calling my webservice and the function "getUserTask" which give me some output in return.
now, what situation i am facing is whenever i make a call to the above function and if RTO occurs after the call of the function then my application comes in to a hang mode situation. and i am unable to do anything untill the reconnection of the network occurs.Either i have to wait for the reconnection or i have to terminate my applicartion.
My desire is, i should be able to set my timeout period of a web service request. if no reply comes in the given time period then i should be able to raise any message to the user.
I think ihave made myself a bit more clear.
thanks for your reply once again.

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Hi,
Actually your question is little unclear to me, you can setup the
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Hi,
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