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Henrik Hofmann
Hi,
I am starting a database job which takes a long time (5 hrs) by sending a
request to a webservice.
example:
[WebMethod]
public string StartJob()
{
//Create Thread ....
thread.Start();
return "JOB STARTED";
}
The webservice starts the thread and returns a message instantly to the
user. After some time (about two hours) I receive a timeout exception from
the webserver and the thread gets terminated. I believe this is the same
timeout as the usual request timeout. How can I start a thread from within a
request whithout being affected by any timeouts?
Best regards,
Henrik
I am starting a database job which takes a long time (5 hrs) by sending a
request to a webservice.
example:
[WebMethod]
public string StartJob()
{
//Create Thread ....
thread.Start();
return "JOB STARTED";
}
The webservice starts the thread and returns a message instantly to the
user. After some time (about two hours) I receive a timeout exception from
the webserver and the thread gets terminated. I believe this is the same
timeout as the usual request timeout. How can I start a thread from within a
request whithout being affected by any timeouts?
Best regards,
Henrik