SOA11g retry mechanism

Hi
i am using SOA11g & weblogic server10.3.2. I have built synch bpel process which keeps retrying for 3 times if there is quite delay in response. I have not mentioned any retry mechanins in my BPEL. Could you please suggest me is there any setting on server which i need to change to avoind this retry??
Thanks
Amit

The BPM will then be in retry mechanism mode let say 5 attempts or 5 hours
Your scenario is: SYS1 > BPM <> SYS2 ....and rest of processing
Your question is if BPM <--> SYS2 communication fails in first attempt
So the above step will be SYNC.....include a BLOCK with an Exception Branch in your BPM....if the SYNC steps fails then the Exception Branch will be triggered....now in the exception branch include a WAIT step (set the time accordingly...avoid setting it for a big time interval),
After the WAIT step include a SYNC-Send step which will again send the same message (BPM <--> SYS2) .....check if you get the response or still in error....if in error then implement a proper error handling.
Just ensure that the wait step does not make the BPM wait for too long
Regards,
Abhishek.

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<div class="jive-quote">
[2012-07-20T03:54:26.950-05:00] [soa_server1] [WARNING] [] [oracle.soa.adapter] [tid: weblogic.work.j2ee.J2EEWorkManager$WorkWithListener@19c2817f] [userId: ohsadmin] [ecid: 79c1912e960c7e6d:-1ffd1268:1375b34bd87:-8000-0000000000593a78,0] [APP: soa-infra] MQSeriesAdapter InsertMessageIntoMQ:EnqueueMessageInMQ [ Enqueue_ptt::Enqueue(opaque) ] [QueueProcessor] Exception caught in while loop
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Legend:
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