Weblogic 10.3.4 timeout on shut down

Hi,
I have installed Weblogic 10.3.4 in Eclipse Galileo SR2 and everything goes right except when I want
to shut down the server becasue I get timeout.
It is not a problem of the IDE. I think it is a problem of the server.
How can I confugure the server to shut it down in a reassonable time?
My system is Win XP.
Kind Regards,
Jose

Hi Jose,
Are you executing a forced shutdown?
If so, you can try increasing the forceshutdown timeout.
On the Java command line, set -Dweblogic.ServerLifeCycleTimeoutVal=240
Or in the WebLogic console, increase the ServerLifeCycle Timeout before executing the forced shutdown. Go to Environment->Servers->servername->Control tab->Start/Stop tab. Change the value of "Server LifeCycle Timeout" to 240 or higher.

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