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Thread: Setting flow timeout to 0

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    Default Setting flow timeout to 0

    Hi all
    How can I set the timeout of a flow to an infinite value?

    Cheers,
    Rui

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    Euh, you can't really. If you don't want your flows to expire, just don't use the ExpiredFlowCleanupFilter.

    Erwin

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    Also, (please correct if I am wrong) but some FlowStorage implementations prevent flows from being expired, i.e. ClientContinuationFlowExecutionStorage.

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    Yes, you are right. Check the discussion of issue SWF-10 in JIRA for more info: http://opensource2.atlassian.com/pro.../browse/SWF-10

    Erwin

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