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Hello,
I'm using the FNP Java toolkit and would like to know which API to use to update the value of the LM_A_TCP_TIMEOUT attribute.
Also, I read that the default value for LM_A_TCP_TIMEOUT is 2hrs. Is this default value the same when using the FNP Java toolkit?
Thanks.
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Hi @ageorge Thanks for raising support case 02738641, if you are not using JNI then there is no way to set LM_A_TCP_TIMEOUT in the pure java client. There are Java-specific calls:
getServerTimeout() and/or initHeartbeat(Heartbeat heartbeat).
Best Regards,
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Hi @ageorge Thanks for raising support case 02738641, if you are not using JNI then there is no way to set LM_A_TCP_TIMEOUT in the pure java client. There are Java-specific calls:
getServerTimeout() and/or initHeartbeat(Heartbeat heartbeat).
Best Regards,
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@mrathinam Thanks for the reply.
To avoid confusion and duplication I will continue this in the support case.
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Hi @ageorge That would be good. Thanks.
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Hello @mrathinam,
Actually when does the time returned by getServerTimeout() start counting down?
For example, if that method call returns 10mins, at what point does the 10mins countdown start?
Thanks.
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