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I have a web-based application
> using ASP pages and creating a lot of .pdf files in a loop. When the > application runs after 1 or 2 minutes I am getting the window with the error > message : '404 Not Found - The requested item could not be located. (1202  > Internet Security and Acceleration Server', but the back-end is still > running and finishes creation of all .pdf files. I found out that the > solution may be to slow down threading process? I am working with traditional > ASP pages not .NET or JAVA script. So I am wondering if there is any solution > in my case? Thanks in advence! |
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Hi,
Can you check the ASP Script TimeOut in IIS for your ASP project? regards Ganesh "Sunshiner1" wrote: > I have a web-based application > > using ASP pages and creating a lot of .pdf files in a loop. When the > > application runs after 1 or 2 minutes I am getting the window with the error > > message : '404 Not Found - The requested item could not be located. (1202 > > Internet Security and Acceleration Server', but the back-end is still > > running and finishes creation of all .pdf files. I found out that the > > solution may be to slow down threading process? I am working with traditional > > ASP pages not .NET or JAVA script. So I am wondering if there is any solution > > in my case? > Thanks in advence! > |
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I don't want to change Script TimeOut for whole application. I just need to
do it for one particular page. "Ganesh" wrote: > Hi, > > Can you check the ASP Script TimeOut in IIS for your ASP project? > > regards > Ganesh > > "Sunshiner1" wrote: > > > I have a web-based application > > > using ASP pages and creating a lot of .pdf files in a loop. When the > > > application runs after 1 or 2 minutes I am getting the window with the error > > > message : '404 Not Found - The requested item could not be located. (1202 > > > Internet Security and Acceleration Server', but the back-end is still > > > running and finishes creation of all .pdf files. I found out that the > > > solution may be to slow down threading process? I am working with traditional > > > ASP pages not .NET or JAVA script. So I am wondering if there is any solution > > > in my case? > > Thanks in advence! > > |
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