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I would like to know how to set the timeout for
System.Web.Services.WebService class (from which my web service is derived)?
According to documentation there should be Timeout property, but I can not
find this property.

Best regard

Simon

<httpRuntime executionTimeout="numberof seconds"/>

<system.web>..
<compilation debug="false"/>
<httpRuntime executionTimeout="1200"/>
</system.web>



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"Simon" <> wrote in message news:AA49BA92-31ED-45CF-85FC-...
>I would like to know how to set the timeout for System.Web.Services.WebService class (from which my web service is
>derived)? According to documentation there should be Timeout property, but I can not find this property.
>
> Best regard
>
> Simon

Which timeout are you looking for?
There are 2 actually.

One on a server which makes sure that your WebService method is not running
forever and will be aborted if exceeds some time.
I do not see Timeout property in WebService class.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...e_members.aspx
You can set/change this time out in web.config See: <httpRuntime
executionTimeout="..."/>


Another one is on a client which makes sure that your client is not waiting
forever for WebService to reply...
The class is actually called SoapHttpClientProtocol and it has a Timeout
property.

George.




"Simon" <> wrote in message
news:AA49BA92-31ED-45CF-85FC-...
>I would like to know how to set the timeout for
>System.Web.Services.WebService class (from which my web service is
>derived)? According to documentation there should be Timeout property, but
>I can not find this property.
>
> Best regard
>
> Simon

I am referring to the second one. How do you set that?

Simon

"George" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Which timeout are you looking for?
> There are 2 actually.
>
> One on a server which makes sure that your WebService method is not
> running forever and will be aborted if exceeds some time.
> I do not see Timeout property in WebService class.
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...e_members.aspx
> You can set/change this time out in web.config See: <httpRuntime
> executionTimeout="..."/>
>
>
> Another one is on a client which makes sure that your client is not
> waiting forever for WebService to reply...
> The class is actually called SoapHttpClientProtocol and it has a Timeout
> property.
>
> George.
>
>
>
>
> "Simon" <> wrote in message
> news:AA49BA92-31ED-45CF-85FC-...
>>I would like to know how to set the timeout for
>>System.Web.Services.WebService class (from which my web service is
>>derived)? According to documentation there should be Timeout property, but
>>I can not find this property.
>>
>> Best regard
>>
>> Simon
>

Obviously it must be set on a clients.
Right after you have instantiated your service but before the actual call.

Something like this
Service.StoreSupport sw = new Service.StoreSupport();
sw.Timeout = 1000; //1 second
Service.clsGetCategoriesGroupsReply rp =
sw.GetCategoryGroups(_objBs._sAccessTocken);


George

"Simon" <> wrote in message
news:49F04E1A-2448-44CA-90A9-...
>I am referring to the second one. How do you set that?
>
> Simon
>
> "George" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Which timeout are you looking for?
>> There are 2 actually.
>>
>> One on a server which makes sure that your WebService method is not
>> running forever and will be aborted if exceeds some time.
>> I do not see Timeout property in WebService class.
>> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...e_members.aspx
>> You can set/change this time out in web.config See: <httpRuntime
>> executionTimeout="..."/>
>>
>>
>> Another one is on a client which makes sure that your client is not
>> waiting forever for WebService to reply...
>> The class is actually called SoapHttpClientProtocol and it has a Timeout
>> property.
>>
>> George.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "Simon" <> wrote in message
>> news:AA49BA92-31ED-45CF-85FC-...
>>>I would like to know how to set the timeout for
>>>System.Web.Services.WebService class (from which my web service is
>>>derived)? According to documentation there should be Timeout property,
>>>but I can not find this property.
>>>
>>> Best regard
>>>
>>> Simon
>>
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