> I have a specific page that I know will take longer than 60 seconds to
process. I want to change the Timeout for that page. The only way I know how
is to pass "mypage.cfm?RequestTimeout=300" (for example) in the URL.
> I tried setting <cfset URL.RequestTimeout=300> on the first line of the
page but that doesn't work.
>
> It seems stupid to me that the page that is designed to take a long time
cannot set it's timeout, but every other page in the site that calls it must
set the timeout on the URL...
>
> Is there a better way?
If you're worried about having to modify all your calls to the page... You
could create a "wrapper" page having the original page name and do a
redirect to the orginal page, with a new name and the necessary timeout
value in the url.
<cflocation url="originalpage.cfm?RequestTimeout=60">
Jim
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