Java based web application on a tomcat server with Oracle DB and AngularJS front end.
Some of the oracle procs initiated through the UI can take 20+ mins to complete. For arguments sake, let's assume that a fire and forget approach is not suitable for what we are trying to do.
I've built a web service that simply calls Thread.sleep() to simulate a long running process. The connection abort time seems arbitrary.
Internet explorer 11 connection abort times:
120 seconds
539 seconds
179 seconds
My question is, assuming our users will be using Internet Explorer 11 and we can't have them change their registry settings to force a longer keep-alive connection, what options do we have in the code base / tomcat server config to prevent a users connection from timing out during a long running process?
Firebase Cloud Functions: PubSub, "res.on is not a function"
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'createMessageComponentCollector')
In Kotlin they are introduced a keyword val and it is interoperable with Java (we can access functions and members from Java, and vice versa)
Is it possible to call SAP Java web dynpro application from JSP or Java Servlet in another system ? If possible please advise how