Timer created by EJB never triggered unless EJB called locally

Hi,
I'm using weblogic 5.1 service pack 6. JDK 1.2.2.
A call to a method of a stateless session EJB deployed on this server
sets up a Time Service trigger to perform an action only a few seconds
later.
Currently when I call this EJB method from a servlet on the same server
everything works as expected - the calls returns without error and a few
second later the trigger is set off and that action too completes
successfully.
However when I call the same EJB from a separate test program
(inside Forte), the EJB method appears to function perfectly - the
trigger appears to be set up correctly, the setServices and sheduleInit
and schedule methods of the Schedule object are all called, and the
setServices and triggerInit methods of the Trigger are both called. The
EJB method returns correctly.
However, in this case the Trigger is never activated.
Can anyone explain?
Thanks,
Richard.

Thank you very much, that did the trick.
Regards,
Rich.
Don Ferguson <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
This is just a guess, but try setting the timer to be a "Daemon", as in :
scheduledTrigger.setDaemon(true)
Probably what is happening is that the client has disconnected, and
resources associated with that client (including the timer) have been
reclaimed.
-Don
Richard Carr wrote:
Hi,
I'm using weblogic 5.1 service pack 6. JDK 1.2.2.
A call to a method of a stateless session EJB deployed on this server
sets up a Time Service trigger to perform an action only a few seconds
later.
Currently when I call this EJB method from a servlet on the same server
everything works as expected - the calls returns without error and a few
second later the trigger is set off and that action too completes
successfully.
However when I call the same EJB from a separate test program
(inside Forte), the EJB method appears to function perfectly - the
trigger appears to be set up correctly, the setServices and sheduleInit
and schedule methods of the Schedule object are all called, and the
setServices and triggerInit methods of the Trigger are both called. The
EJB method returns correctly.
However, in this case the Trigger is never activated.
Can anyone explain?
Thanks,
Richard.

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