I am trying to load the digg favorites rss items. But getting error as operation timed out.Please let me know if anyone have solved this issue before.
Public Shared Function HasRssItems() As Boolean
Dim doc As New XmlDocument
doc.Load("http://digg.com/users/Lovelezz/history/favorites.rss")
Return doc.SelectNodes("rss/channel/item").Count > 0
End Function
I have built a simple threadpool based web crawler within my web application. Its job is to crawl its own application space and build a Lucene index of every valid web page and their meta content. Here's the problem. When I run the crawler from a debug server instance of Visual Studio Express, and provide the starting instance as the IIS url, it works fine. However, when I do not provide the IIS instance and it takes its own url to start the crawl process(ie. crawling its own domain space), I get hit by operation timed out exception on the Webresponse statement. Could someone please guide me into what I should or should not be doing here? Here is my code for fetching the page. It is executed in the multithreaded environment.
private static string GetWebText(string url)
{
string htmlText = "";
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I´m making a gridview with a sql query where I also do an upload to an FTP address for each column. It works and several files are being send but after 2 minutes I got "the operation has timed out". I have tried setting this in the web.config but it does not solve it:
httpRuntime maxRequestLength="6024000"
What can I possible to? Is the page timing out due to the sql connection or just the webpage request?
I have a web page that uses System.Net.HttpWebRequest class that used to work perfectly fine for 2 years, and then all of a sudden I started to get the following error.[WebException: The operation has timed out] System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse() +5314029Also, I tried the application on my local machine and it works fine, do you think it is a setting change on my hosting server?I already tried the response.close and it didn't work.
View 10 Repliessometimes i get timed out & sometimes error sending mail error when i am trying to send even only one mail frm yahoo to gmail or gmail to yahooÂ
i have a function fr emailing where in i pass the parameters needed
I know this has been asked umpteen times but i cant find an answer to my problem. Very simply, i have a webservice client which is trying to call a webservice. The webservice may take any time from 5mins to 30mins (or more) for downloading message data from pop3 server . However after 2mins i get the following error:
System.Net.WebException: The operation has timed-out
This is an issue with the webservice client timing out calling the webservice - as the underlying webservice still runs in the background
Sequence osf steps when the error occurs:
1.User logins with his credentials
2.Webservice client calls webservice to connect to pop3 server and download messages for that particular user.
Code in webservice for downloading data from pop3 server where the exception occurs
private string ReadOutput(bool bMultiline)
{
try
{
StreamReader srReader = new StreamReader(conn);
string strRet = srReader.ReadLine();
if (bMultiline)
{
// Example #4: Append new text to an existing file
string strLine = "";
while (true)
{
// In a multiline message the . indicates end of message
if (strLine == ".")
break;
// Relay will convert any line with just a . in it to ..
if (strLine == "..")
strLine = ".";
strRet += "
" + strLine;
}
}
return strRet;
}
catch (Exception e)
{
return null;
}
}
3.Exception is caught in webservice client while webservice continues to run.This exception occurs only when the user receives a large message may be above 1mb because i tested with 1MB msg file where i dint have any problem receiving or downloading from
pop3 server where as with 5 MB message file i got this exception .
After going through couple of forums i tested my luck by changing web.config in both webservice and webservice client where i set the attribute of httpruntime Execution timeout to 300 seconds with no success <httpRuntime
executionTimeout="300"></httpRuntime>.
I have this webservice client and webservice running on localmachine(OS-Windows Vista)
in my case, It is the windows service which in running the long running insert/update on a table and I need to cancel the operation from my ASP.NET application. In the above link Burnsys suggests that one should kill the Sql server session. Is that really only way and a goood practice to do this? Also, in the same poset can use SqlCommand.Cancel to cancel. However, I am not sure how can I cancel the command from the windows service from ASP.NET application.
View 1 RepliesIn an ASP.NET website, how would I run a process, such as send an email, on a timed interval?
Lets say send myself an email every 4 hours. And assume there is no activity at all on the website during that period.
The only way I can think of doin it is open a web page on the site and have it refresh at a timed interval that is less than the server time out setting. When the page refreshes check to see if it is time to send the email, if so send it.
i have two pages a1.aspx a2.aspx....
if i do nothing in a1.aspx for 1minute...it should redirect me to a2.aspx...how to do this in mvc...or javascript
This is my base class for all pages except EndSession.aspx
override protected void OnInit(EventArgs e) {
base.OnInit(e);
if (Context.Session != null)
{
//check the IsNewSession value, this will tell us if the session has been reset.
[Code]....
But on EndSession I try to navigate back to, say default.aspx, and then this code above just redirects be back to EndSession.aspx.
So for better clarification:
Step 1: Go to mypage.aspx
Step 2: Wait for timeout
Step 3: try to navigate away
Step 4: get redirected to EndSession.aspx
Step 5: try to navigate away
Step 6: GoTo set 4
Setp 6 should be actually being able to navigate away...
I have deployed my .NET application on IIS and Iam facing the Same Problem " the connection has timed out and the server is taking too long to respond" My OS is Windows XP and IIS 5.1.
View 1 RepliesI am getting
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When I run the SAME query in the SQL query program I get result within seconds, and in LINQ it takes forever and fails.
is there a way to create a new session if it has timed out ? in mobile appication developing using asp.net?getting this error:the page requires session state that is no longer available. either the session has expired, the client did not send a valid session cookie, or the session state history size is too small. try increasing the history size or session expiry limit
<sessionState cookieless="UseCookies" cookieName="Mobile_Session" regenerateExpiredSessionId="true">
</sessionState>
I am working on a marketing module. This module will allow the admin to setup marketing plans; emails and sms sending to a list of receipients. The admin will select a specific date and time on which the marketing campaign will execute (i.e send emails and sms to a list of users).
Now the problem is that I have no idea of what I shall use to monitor the server time and how I can run a timer to check the date and check campaigns dates.
I am calling web service which takes very long time to execute due to which i get request timed out exception....
I hav kept my web method processing in try catch block....
even i have handled httpException....but it gives Request timed out exception..
is there a way to create a new session if it has timed out ?
View 3 RepliesI have a thread class which makes a web request. After 20-30 urls request, its throwing exception: System.Web.HttpException: Request timed out. My code is below where it is throwing exception:
httpReq.AllowAutoRedirect = false;
httpReq.KeepAlive = false;
httpReq.Headers.Add("Location", "");
httpReq.Timeout = this.HttpRequestTimeout;
httpRes = (HttpWebResponse)httpReq.GetResponse();
In last line : httpRes = (HttpWebResponse)httpReq.GetResponse(); it is throwing exception. "The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden."
I'm looking at automating some reporting that I'm going to be generating. I want the reports to be generated and emailed at a particular time every day. These times will vary, and so will the types of reports.I was wondering if there were any better solution to creating a routine with a timer that executes at a set time every day? If I include this class and routine in the Application_Start of my Global.asax, will it always be running, or is there some awesome EventListener that I'm not aware of?
View 3 RepliesWe have page that allows the users to upload documents (multiple). When the upload takes a long time - either due to the size of the files or due to slow upload speeds - we get a exception saying "Request timed out".
We found that the exception is thrown as soon as the upload is complete. So we have modified the executionTimeout config entry to 6000 secs. But this error still shows up consistently. We are running IIS6, .net 3.5 sp1 (asp .net 2.0).
Update.I'm able to reproduce this issue with relatively small files (multiple files with total of 75MB)
I'm designing an ASP.NET 4.0 Web application where administrators may create an auction with an expiration. The expiration time would be stored in a database. How can I ensure that the auction ends at the predetermined time, considering the fact that an application instance may not be running when it is time? The application will be hosted with IIS7. I am considering Windows service, but I am wondering what other options are out there.
View 3 RepliesNot sure what's going on with this procedure, im kind of new at dynamic DB programming. As of right now if i click a button that triggers the execution of this stored procedure the page says the connection has been timed out..despite other stored procedures working flawlessly.
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We have a WCF service self-hosted in a Windows Service. Right now we're experiencing a really strange behavior with it, which is that every 23 hours, approximately, the service raises an exception for every call made to it with the following error: Server was unable to process request. ---> The request channel timed out while waiting for a reply after 00:01:00. Increase the timeout value passed to the call to Request or increase the SendTimeout value on the Binding. The time allotted to this operation may have been a portion of a longer timeout.---> The HTTP request to [URL]has exceeded the allotted timeout of 00:01:00. The time allotted to this operation may have been a portion of a longer timeout.---> The operation has timed out. The duration of the failure is between 4 and 6 minutes and, without touching anything at all, the service then goes out of the failure and the following responses are ok, for the next 23 hours, and then, again the error.
As pointed above, the WCF service is self-hosted in a Windows Service, installed on a Windows 2008 Server OS. The clients calling the service are two different Asp.NET web services, one running on the same server and the other on a virtual server in a production environment. Both clients have presented the same issue. The configuration of the complete environment is this: Phone calls are received in an IVR system (let's say node 1), which calls a web service (node 2) that retrieves some information about the customer calling. Once the customer approves the operation, the IVR calls the web service (node 2), which relays the call to the WCF Service (node 3) to process a credit operation. The WCF then makes a TCPIP socket operation through a VPN connection to another entity (node 4). That communication lasts between 3 and 10 seconds, is registered in a persistent database and then is sent back in the same path to the customer (node 3, 2 and 1). This platform processes about 2,000 transactions a day, 24/7, except for the ones failing with the timeout. The reason to have the transaction relayed to a second service is for security purposes. The amount of data exchanged in each call is about 200 or 300 bytes.
I've already tried most of the workarounds posted right here in stackoverflow ([http://stackoverflow.com/questions/981475/wcf-timeout-exception-detailed-investigation][1]) and the ones appearing there and some others found in google. The error is still persistent. The TCPIP socket operations are logged to a text file, and found no issues there with the response times from the external entity. The largest time was 9 seconds. Also, a database operations trace has been logged and did not show any performance issues either. The concurrency mode of the service is set to ConcurrencyMode.Multiple and, before going into production we made an stress test with ten clients making iterative calls over 2 hours, processing the wcf service about 30k transactions with no signs of performance impact. However, I already discarded a concurrency issue because the average time between transactions is one minute, and the largest one lasts for 9 seconds approximately. Besides, all other transactions complete successfully, independently of the load on the service.
I cannot increase the timeout of one minute given the fact that the service is for executing ecommerce operations and in fact there's nothing really taking more than a few seconds to complete. This are the facts, and I hope you guys could come up with something I haven't already tried yet. Please have in mind at the time of answering that this is a critical mission service, and the changes or configurations possible to apply in a production environment are very limited.
We have a web application that allows users to upload sales information in Excel format and store the information in our SQL server. The way it works is that the uploaded Excel file will be stored in a folder on the web server, the application will then open it up and read it row by row, and call a stored procedure to store each row's data. Now it is so slow that if the Excel file contains more than 75 rows of data, the application will just time out.
We have already increased the timeout limit by changing the executionTimeout to 300 seconds in the web.config file. Instead of increasing this further to wait for this slow process, I'm wondering if there are ways to speed it up. Is there a better way than calling the stored procedure row by row?
how to set if session timed out than login page open
View 6 RepliesI get this error "The server method xxx timed out." calling a WebService that internally does a hard query to the database, and takes some time. I use this method to change the webservice timeout, but it does not seems to do anything (the timeout errors appears in less than a second).
MyService.set_timeout(100000);