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  • Fred Herring
    #1

    Timeout Error

    I have moved a web service from my development machine to a hosting computer.
    Now when I upload large files to this new host I get a timeout exception.
    The web.config file associated with my web service has 360 seconds for time
    and 30mbytes for file size but I continue to get the error. Do I need to
    adjust these parameters in the hosting machine.config file for it to take
    affect?
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    • Keenan Newton
      #2
      Re: Timeout Error

      Did you adjust the web site timeout on the IIS virtual folder I know
      its a setting for 2K3

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        • Fred Herring
          #3
          Re: Timeout Error

          No, but I will check it out. Is this just a property of the virtual folder
          that I can adjust by right clicking on it in IIS?

          Fred Herring

          "Keenan Newton" wrote:
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          > Did you adjust the web site timeout on the IIS virtual folder I know
          > its a setting for 2K3
          >
          >[/color]

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            • Fred Herring
              #4
              Re: Timeout Error

              I checked the timeout property associated with a virtual folder. Since the
              default is 20 minutes that cannot be my problem as I am getting the error
              after about 90 seconds.

              I have ajusted the following parameters in both the web.config and
              machine.config

              httpRuntime executionTimeou t="360"
              maxRequestLengt h="30720"

              I continue to timeout when I try to upload data longer than about 90 seconds.

              Fred

              "Keenan Newton" wrote:
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              > Did you adjust the web site timeout on the IIS virtual folder I know
              > its a setting for 2K3
              >
              >[/color]

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                • Keenan Newton
                  #5
                  Re: Timeout Error

                  Ummm I thought the default for the timeout was 120 seconds on the the
                  virtual folder, ummm can you actually give me (us) the timeout message
                  you are getting, most importantly the stack trace, and originator of
                  the time out. Are you getting a 500.100 error?

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                    • Fred Herring
                      #6
                      Re: Timeout Error

                      The problem is resolved. It was necessary to set the webxervice.time out
                      setting in my code to infinite. That coupled with executiontimeou t settings
                      in the web.config file fixed the issue for me.

                      Thanks,
                      Fred Herring

                      "Keenan Newton" wrote:
                      [color=blue]
                      > Ummm I thought the default for the timeout was 120 seconds on the the
                      > virtual folder, ummm can you actually give me (us) the timeout message
                      > you are getting, most importantly the stack trace, and originator of
                      > the time out. Are you getting a 500.100 error?
                      >
                      >[/color]

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