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Joined: 11/15/2007
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Hi,
What I have to modify in the web.config to avoid this error message
The server has aborted the uploading process because the
httpRuntime -> executionTimeout has been met.
Please modifiy your web.config to give it a larger value.
(this error comes from EO.Web.Controls Client Side debug window)
Stan
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Here you go: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e1f13641.aspxNote the executionTimeout takes an integer value, not a TimeSpan value as it appears in MS doc. So you want to give it a value like "120", instead of "00:02:00". Thanks
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Joined: 9/17/2007
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Is there anything else we can do to avoid this kind of message? I have some large files being uploaded to my site (uncompressed video in some cases). Can I do something other than have a 2, 4... 10 hour execution timeout?
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Hi,
The time out is controlled by ASP.NET, not us. So I am not sure there is any implication for this if you give it a huge value. There is a hard 2GB limit on any file upload through IE. So you might hit that limit before hitting the time out.
Thanks
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