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Guest
Hello,
We have had some issues with users timing out when uploading large images to
our site.
In order to extend the default timeout from 90 seconds to 3.5 minutes, we
have
edited the httpRuntime element to add the executionTimout attribute as so:
executionTimeout="210"
In machine.config we have changed the processModel element's
responseDeadlockInterval attribute to "00:03:30", (matching the
executionTimeout="210" in the web.config).
Does anybody see any problems with this? Is there any good reason that we
shouldn't be altering these values?
We have had some issues with users timing out when uploading large images to
our site.
In order to extend the default timeout from 90 seconds to 3.5 minutes, we
have
edited the httpRuntime element to add the executionTimout attribute as so:
executionTimeout="210"
In machine.config we have changed the processModel element's
responseDeadlockInterval attribute to "00:03:30", (matching the
executionTimeout="210" in the web.config).
Does anybody see any problems with this? Is there any good reason that we
shouldn't be altering these values?