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How to exten IIS timeout for ASP page response to let sey 120 minutes
What registry keys or even better HTML headers are necessary to extend the IIS server side defined ASP page response timeout?
I need this to create a server-push page which will wait very long time (hours) for new events and I want to reduce traffic by keeping the requests open until new event occur.
I need this to create a server-push page which will wait very long time (hours) for new events and I want to reduce traffic by keeping the requests open until new event occur.
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Thanks but the last one was for ASP.NET pages.
I forgot to mention that by ASP I am using only classic ASP features.
I forgot to mention that by ASP I am using only classic ASP features.
Server.ScriptTimeout=600;
cmd.CommandTimeout=600;
or check this out
<httpRuntime executionTimeout="600" />
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e1f13641.aspx