O
omantawy
Hi,
I tried to override the Machine.config processModel idleTimeOut in my
application web.config by doing the following:
- Removing the [allowDefinition="MachineOnly"] from the Machine.config
file.
- Add the processModel section to my application web.config as follows:
<processModel idleTimeout="0:20:00" />
- There is a processModel section in the machine.config file and the
idleTimeOut value is set as follows:
idleTimeout="0:03:00"
When testing the application, the 3 min idleTimeOut value in the
machine.config is the one active and the application times out after 3
min.
What I am trying to do here is to have a default timeout for all
applications while for this specific application; increase the timeout
to 20 min.
I am running IIS5 on Windows 2000 server and .Net 1.1 framework.
Omar
I tried to override the Machine.config processModel idleTimeOut in my
application web.config by doing the following:
- Removing the [allowDefinition="MachineOnly"] from the Machine.config
file.
- Add the processModel section to my application web.config as follows:
<processModel idleTimeout="0:20:00" />
- There is a processModel section in the machine.config file and the
idleTimeOut value is set as follows:
idleTimeout="0:03:00"
When testing the application, the 3 min idleTimeOut value in the
machine.config is the one active and the application times out after 3
min.
What I am trying to do here is to have a default timeout for all
applications while for this specific application; increase the timeout
to 20 min.
I am running IIS5 on Windows 2000 server and .Net 1.1 framework.
Omar