Hi everybody,
I tried to enlarge the request timeout via:
But it didn’t work. The request timeoout remains at 120 seconds.
My configuration:
Betriebssystem Windows Server 2012 (6.2) 64bit Servlet Container: Apache
Tomcat/7.0.59
Java 1.7.0_76 (Oracle Corporation) 64bit Architecture :
64bit and IIS as Webserver
Can anyone give me please a hint, why it doesn’t work.
Eventually the same reason why also didn’t work (other problem,
only a hint for above)
Thank you
Michael
Hi Michael
Did you tick the box that allows Lucee to listen to that setting?
You find it under Settings → Request → Request Timeout in URL
–DavidOn Friday, May 8, 2015 at 12:13:33 PM UTC+2, Michael Vornkahl wrote:
Hi everybody,
I tried to enlarge the request timeout via:
But it didn’t work. The request timeoout remains at 120 seconds.My configuration:
Betriebssystem Windows Server 2012 (6.2) 64bit Servlet Container: Apache
Tomcat/7.0.59
Java 1.7.0_76 (Oracle Corporation) 64bit Architecture :
64bit and IIS as WebserverCan anyone give me please a hint, why it doesn’t work.
Eventually the same reason why also didn’t work (other problem,
only a hint for above)Thank you
Michael
More specific details regarding the context might be helpful. I could ask
“I tried to run a query using the tag but it didn’t work”,
provide the configuration details, and no one would have a clue how to
respond.
The more contextual details you provide, the better the chance you’ll get a
helpful response.
Hope that helps.
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skype: ariamediaOn Fri, May 8, 2015 at 12:13 PM, Michael Vornkahl < @Michael_Vornkahl> wrote:
Hi everybody,
I tried to enlarge the request timeout via:
But it didn’t work. The request timeoout remains at 120 seconds.My configuration:
Betriebssystem Windows Server 2012 (6.2) 64bit Servlet Container: Apache
Tomcat/7.0.59
Java 1.7.0_76 (Oracle Corporation) 64bit Architecture :
64bit and IIS as WebserverCan anyone give me please a hint, why it doesn’t work.
Eventually the same reason why also didn’t work (other problem,
only a hint for above)Thank you
Michael
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Hi again,
@Nando: It’s a query above a database, which updates about 60000 records
with one query per record. It needs a lot of time, but under my old server
it runs (about 5 Minutes, but i works 
)
@Dominic: Yes, you’re right! with :8888 it run’s, without it ignores by
requesttimeout and stops. It also ignores cfflush and with :8888 cflush
works
@David: Sure, I have
So my result is: Can anyone give me hint, where I can tell IIS to respect
my wishes or eventually where I can ask?
Thank you again for your help (and your patience)
MichaelAm Freitag, 8. Mai 2015 12:13:33 UTC+2 schrieb Michael Vornkahl:
Hi everybody,
I tried to enlarge the request timeout via:
But it didn’t work. The request timeoout remains at 120 seconds.My configuration:
Betriebssystem Windows Server 2012 (6.2) 64bit Servlet Container: Apache
Tomcat/7.0.59
Java 1.7.0_76 (Oracle Corporation) 64bit Architecture :
64bit and IIS as WebserverCan anyone give me please a hint, why it doesn’t work.
Eventually the same reason why also didn’t work (other problem,
only a hint for above)Thank you
Michael