Re: Timeout Debugging using Apache Adaptor.

Hi,

take a look at the timeout settings in WOMonitor, especially Site ->  
HTTP Adaptor Settings. There's some description on the Help tab within  
WOMonitor:

> What HTTP adaptor settings are there? (top)
>
> Most adaptor settings can be set at globally, on a per-application  
> basis, and on a per-instance basis. When sending configuration  
> information to the HTTP adaptor, Monitor first checks if the  
> instance has a value set. If it doesn't, it checks if the  
> application has a value set. If it doesn't it checks if there are  
> global settings. If there are no global settings, it will allow the  
> HTTP adaptor to use it's own defaults.
> Load BalancingThe load-balancing scheme that the HTTP adaptor should  
> use for instances of this application. The standard choices are  
> Random, Round Robin, and Load Average. A custom load-balancer name  
> may also be passed to the HTTP adaptor.RetriesThe number of times a  
> request is retried if a communications failure occurs before an  
> error page is returned.Redirection URLIf an instance fails to  
> respond to a direct request, this is the URL that the client is  
> redirected to.DormantAfter an instance fails to respond, the number  
> of times the adaptor skips that instance before trying again.Send  
> TimeoutSeconds before the adaptor gives up trying to send data to an  
> instance.Receive TimeoutSeconds before the adaptor gives up waiting  
> for a response from the instance.Connect TimeoutSeconds before the  
> adaptor gives up connecting to an instance.Send Buffer SizeSize of  
> the TCP send buffer on the connection to the instance from the HTTP  
> adaptor.Receive BufferSize of the TCP receive buffer on the  
> connection to the instance from the HTTP adaptor.Connection Pool  
> SizeThe maximum number of simultaneous connections a particular  
> adaptor process should keep open to each configured instance.URL  
> VersionWhat WebObjects URL version the application responds to. All  
> WebObjects 4, 4.5, and 5 applications use version 4 URLs by default.



The defaults are compiled into the adaptor itself. This if from  
Wonder's adaptor in Wonder/Utilities/Adaptors/Adaptor/config.h :

#define	CONN_TIMEOUT		 3		/* timeout for connect to webapp instance */
#define	SEND_TIMEOUT		 5		/* timeout for send to webapp instance */
#define	RECV_TIMEOUT		30		/* timeout for receive from webapp instance */

Timo

Am 15.02.2011 um 23:07 schrieb Miguel Angel Torres Avila:

> Hi List,
>
> I configured my development environment to work with Apache Adaptor  
> following the instructions of this page:
>
> http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WO/Development+Tools-Running+Through+Apache
>
> It works great, but once I try to debug the code when the program  
> stops in a breakpoint and I am debugging in the browser I get a "No  
> instance available" message after 30 seconds. I can continue  
> debugging but when the application returns de response obviously  
> nothing happens in the browser.
>
> I think the responsible of this timeout is the WOAdaptor but I don't  
> know where to change that parameter.
>
> Any help would be appreciated, Thanks in advance.
>
>
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