Issue

• Users often uses BlockingTaskOperationResponseHandler to start and complete tasks like below.

...
client = getTaskClient();
BlockingTaskOperationResponseHandler handler = new BlockingTaskOperationResponseHandler();
client.start(taskId, user, handler);
client.complete(taskId, user, contentData, handler);
...

It has been observed that sometimes the operation does not complete successfully unless users call the function handler.waitTillDone(100) .

• Why do users need to call this function ?
• What's the proper value to use in waitTillDone(...) method ?