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| Kevin |
I have an aspx page, which ususally takes 15 mins to execute. So, I set Server.ScriptTimeout =90000 (big enough). But after several minutes, it still fails with the error message of "System.Web.HttpException: Request timed out?".
I know the message means it takes longer than expected. But is not 90000 big enough?
The aspx will call a .NET component. The component creates 5-10 threads to do different tasks.
Help needed. Thanks.
Kevin
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| Alvin Bruney [MVP] |
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| Joe Diana |
I had a similar issue. The issue seemed to be resolved when I modified the web.config file by increasing the executionTimeout attribute:
Example:
<httpRuntime executionTimeout="900"/>
I read the default is 90 seconds.
Hope this helps.
Joe
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