(Luke Zhang [MS])
6/11/2004 5:31:00 AM
Hello,
A web service excuting has some timeout settings as follows:
1.<httpRuntime executionTimeout = "???"> in Machine.Config This one is
concerned with the ASP.NET web application's runtime timeout property, and
in dotnet, the machine config always provide a default setting for all the
application. So you can override them in the applicaiont's config file. For
example as the ASP.NET web application or web service, you can override it
by modifying the "httpRuntime" element's "Timeout" attribute .
2. <sessionState timeout = "???"> in Web.ConfigThis "timeout" is set for
the asp.net web application's session state, not
the limit for the serverside's executing time
3. <httpRuntime executionTimeout = "???"> in Web.Config The same as in the
machine.config but can override the value in
machine.config
4. responseDeadLockInterval attribute of the <processModel> tag
You may change this value to see if it will help.
Additionally, on client side, the web service proxy client also has a time
out property. The default proxy timeout value for the client is 100
seconds. You can modify the proxy timeout value by using the timeout
property of the proxy as follows:
webserver.Service1 ws = new webserver.Service1();
ws.Timeout = System.Threading.Timeout.Infinite;
Hope this help,
Luke
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