Timer won't stop on Weblogic 10.3.2
Hi,
I have a bean with a JEE TimerService. The client calls that bean to create a timer with an initualDuration, say after 5 seconds.
After the 5 seconds are up, the timeout method is reached.
Everything works fine.
The problem is that the timer doesn't stop. The documentation says that a Timer with an initialDuration only (not intervalDuration) should stop after a single timeout has occured.
But this doesn't happen. The timerout is reached after another 5 seconds, and another, and another etc.
I even tell the timer to cancel itself inside the timeout method (timer.cancel()), but that won't help either.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Hello,
Umm... i am trying to explain my opinion about your questions ...
The problem is that the timer doesn't stop. The documentation says that a Timer with an initialDuration only (not intervalDuration)
should stop after a single timeout has occured.I think that maybe a description dok problem ... a "timer" have to fire from timeservice from a period, but .. is always it the same timer "object"? .. no, it is not ..
you need a "clock" indeed a "timer" ...
If you need to set a intervalduration, you have to do a transaction setting the time-out on it ... in a cmp ejb timer, use <trans-timeout-seconds>, and the timer will be killed after this time ...
But this doesn't happen. The timerout is reached after another 5 seconds, and another, and another etc.This is that do ... another and another, but running differents objects ... watch out the workmanager pool ....
I even tell the timer to cancel itself inside the timeout method (timer.cancel()), but that won't help either.maybe ... the timer you are using is marked into the timers collection from timerservice ... if you call cancel and the timer is marked running, the cancel call will be rejected ... you need to search into all timers and cancel using your id ...
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