Version Differences for Timeout Expired Message

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  JMS timeouts can occur when there is no communication occurring between the server and agent(s). There is a heartbeat signal present (every 15, 30 seconds or so) to try and determine if the agent is still online and responsive. If no response is received, the agent is marked offline.    JMS timeouts can occur when there is no communication occurring between the server and agent(s). There is a heartbeat signal present (every 15, 30 seconds or so) to try and determine if the agent is still online and responsive. If no response is received, the agent is marked offline. 
       
    + <pre>ERROR - com.urbancode.devilfish.services.jms.ReplyTimeoutException: Timeout expired: 10000ms</pre>  
    + <pre>ERROR - Timeout expired: 10000ms</pre>  
       
  Some scenarios where the "Timeout Expired" message can appear:    Some scenarios where the "Timeout Expired" message can appear: