Database Reference
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Property
Category Description
as faulted. This is usually disabled in production envir-
onments.
Disable
BPEL
Monitors
and
Sensors
Instance
Behavior
When this property is enabled, all monitors and
sensors in the BPEL service engine are forcibly dis-
abled. Monitors and sensors cannot be enabled at the
composite level when this is selected.
Clicking on the More BPEL Configuration Properties link on the bottom of this
page displays the full list of configurable properties. One common property that
is typically updated is the SyncMaxWaitTime property, which is the maxim-
um time a synchronous operation should take before timing out (default value
is 45 seconds). For example, if many of your BPEL processes are timing out
in 45 seconds while synchronously invoking to an external service (say, if the
external service is poorly performing), two courses of action are available as
a remedy. The first is to convert your BPEL process to an asynchronous one,
which may not always be feasible. The second is to consider increasing Syn-
cMaxWaitTime to a higher value so that it does not time out in 45 seconds.
Setting this to a value greater than 300 is not recommended. Another property
worth noting is BpelClasspath , which is the extra classpath specified when
compiling BPEL generated java sources.
Administering BPEL instances and faults
The Faults tab in the instance detail page displays error messages in BPEL
component instances, whether instances are recoverable from the fault or not,
the timestamp of the fault occurrence, and the activity in which a given fault has
occurred.
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