ASP. NET page request time-out setting server.scripttimeout executiontimeout

ASP. NET page Request time-out (page daemon execution time) The default value is 110 seconds ( 90 seconds for the default value in version 1.0 and 1.1 that is: server.scripttimeout =(httpserverutility.scripttimeout =) System.Web.Configuration.HttpRuntimeSection (). Executiontimeout.tostring () = 00:01:50(110 seconds) method One: Set the value of the Server.ScriptTimeout Note: Set the value must be greater than 90, otherwise it will not take effect, the request time-out value is still 90 seconds (online spread the argument, verified Error!!!) ) this time-out property is only applicable if the Debug property in the compilation element is False (true:scripttimeout=30 000000).          To avoid shutting down the application during debugging, do not set this timeout property to a large value.

Unit seconds server.scripttimeout = 60;

 

Method Two: Web. config configuration httpRuntime executiontimeout (per second)

Note: This time-out property is only applicable if the Debug property in the compilation element is False (true:scripttimeout=30000000). To avoid shutting down the application during debugging, do not set this timeout property to a large value. httpRuntime executiontimeout settings can modify the value of the server.scripttimeout , Use the scripttimeout property to programmatically set the timeout value to take precedence over the Web. config setting.

<system.web>    <compilation debug= "false" targetframework= "4.0"/>    <!--set to 600 seconds Server.ScriptTimeout =--and    

  method Three: Set the value of the Httpruntimesection.executiontimeout ( tested, invalid!!!) I don't know how to use it! )Https://msdn.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/system.web.configuration.httpruntimesection.executiontimeout ( vs.80). aspx

System.Web.Configuration.HttpRuntimeSection configsection = new System.Web.Configuration.HttpRuntimeSection (); Configsection.executiontimeout = timespan.fromseconds (100);

 method Four: IIS configuration Modify script timeout valuethis indeterminate website → Advanced Settings:same as not determined application pool → advanced settings:   Note: If the page uses Updatepanel,updatepanel internal requests, the following two scenarios are available: ① Set the timeout value >=90 seconds, UpdatePanel internal Request Timeout will change to 90 seconds! ② Set the timeout value <90 seconds,the UpdatePanel internal Request Timeout will change to the value you set!  server.scripttimeout = 5 Seconds, click the UpdatePanel internal button, Thread.Sleep (20 * 1000) seconds, the request timed out, but the page can not see the error message! and click the UpdatePanel External button, you will be reported 1 "Request Timeout" error message! server.scripttimeout = 100 seconds, click the UpdatePanel internal button, Thread.Sleep (95 * 1000)//stop 95 seconds; Actually expires in 90 seconds (as shown in the second figure below)and click UpdatePanel External button, Thread.Sleep (95 * 1000)//Stop 95 seconds, the request succeeds!  =========================================================================================================== ============ Global Timeout TimeIf you have more than one Web site on the server and want to set the time-out uniformly, you need to set the Executiontimeout property value in the Machine.config file. The Machine.config file is located in the %systemroot%\microsoft.net\framework\%versionnumber%\config\ directory.

 
ASP. NET page request time-out setting server.scripttimeout executiontimeout