Re: Set JSP timeout in struts 1 app with multipart/form-data form

[Maurizio Cucchiara]

Have you tried setting disableUploadTimeout variable on tomcat?

2010/10/4 Oscar :
> Well, i'm using Tomcat 6 for development but also i'm going to test in OAS
> because that will be the production environment.
>
> Regards.
>
> 2010/10/4 Maurizio Cucchiara 
>
>> Hi,
>> what application server are you using? Did you watch application server
>> logs?
>> I think the problem is related with your AS.
>> For instance, Tomcat have a disableUploadTimeout variable.
>>
>>
>> Maurizio Cucchiara
>>
>>
>> 2010/10/4 Oscar :
>> > Hi to all, i have a question about a situation that i have in my
>> > application. It's in Struts 1.1 . Basically, i have a multipart/form-data
>> > form in the jsp that contains 2 elements: a html:file control and a
>> > html:submit button . This form will be used to upload MS Access database
>> > file up to 800mb to extract it's data and pass it to Oracle. When i tried
>> > for first time, i selected the file and press the button. I monitored the
>> > request using Firebug extension on firefox and i saw when it sends the
>> file
>> > into the request, but after a while the browser resets the connection
>> > (request)  maybe because the request takes too long.
>> >
>> > And that happens when i test it locally, but imagine in production,
>> probably
>> > the upload will take more time depending of the connection, so i wanna
>> ask
>> > you Struts User mail list members, if somebody knows how to specify
>> > something like the "request timeout" to avoit the browser to reset the
>> > request.
>> >
>> > Thanks in advance.
>> >
>> >
>> > --
>> > Oscar Calderón
>> > SCJP 6  
>> >
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Re: Set JSP timeout in struts 1 app with multipart/form-data form

[Oscar]

Well, i'm using Tomcat 6 for development but also i'm going to test in OAS
because that will be the production environment.

Regards.

2010/10/4 Maurizio Cucchiara 

> Hi,
> what application server are you using? Did you watch application server
> logs?
> I think the problem is related with your AS.
> For instance, Tomcat have a disableUploadTimeout variable.
>
>
> Maurizio Cucchiara
>
>
> 2010/10/4 Oscar :
> > Hi to all, i have a question about a situation that i have in my
> > application. It's in Struts 1.1 . Basically, i have a multipart/form-data
> > form in the jsp that contains 2 elements: a html:file control and a
> > html:submit button . This form will be used to upload MS Access database
> > file up to 800mb to extract it's data and pass it to Oracle. When i tried
> > for first time, i selected the file and press the button. I monitored the
> > request using Firebug extension on firefox and i saw when it sends the
> file
> > into the request, but after a while the browser resets the connection
> > (request)  maybe because the request takes too long.
> >
> > And that happens when i test it locally, but imagine in production,
> probably
> > the upload will take more time depending of the connection, so i wanna
> ask
> > you Struts User mail list members, if somebody knows how to specify
> > something like the "request timeout" to avoit the browser to reset the
> > request.
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
> >
> > --
> > Oscar Calderón
> > SCJP 6  
> >
>
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Re: Set JSP timeout in struts 1 app with multipart/form-data form

[Maurizio Cucchiara]

Hi,
what application server are you using? Did you watch application server logs?
I think the problem is related with your AS.
For instance, Tomcat have a disableUploadTimeout variable.


Maurizio Cucchiara


2010/10/4 Oscar :
> Hi to all, i have a question about a situation that i have in my
> application. It's in Struts 1.1 . Basically, i have a multipart/form-data
> form in the jsp that contains 2 elements: a html:file control and a
> html:submit button . This form will be used to upload MS Access database
> file up to 800mb to extract it's data and pass it to Oracle. When i tried
> for first time, i selected the file and press the button. I monitored the
> request using Firebug extension on firefox and i saw when it sends the file
> into the request, but after a while the browser resets the connection
> (request)  maybe because the request takes too long.
>
> And that happens when i test it locally, but imagine in production, probably
> the upload will take more time depending of the connection, so i wanna ask
> you Struts User mail list members, if somebody knows how to specify
> something like the "request timeout" to avoit the browser to reset the
> request.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
> --
> Oscar Calderón
> SCJP 6  
>

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Set JSP timeout in struts 1 app with multipart/form-data form

[Oscar]

Hi to all, i have a question about a situation that i have in my
application. It's in Struts 1.1 . Basically, i have a multipart/form-data
form in the jsp that contains 2 elements: a html:file control and a
html:submit button . This form will be used to upload MS Access database
file up to 800mb to extract it's data and pass it to Oracle. When i tried
for first time, i selected the file and press the button. I monitored the
request using Firebug extension on firefox and i saw when it sends the file
into the request, but after a while the browser resets the connection
(request)  maybe because the request takes too long.

And that happens when i test it locally, but imagine in production, probably
the upload will take more time depending of the connection, so i wanna ask
you Struts User mail list members, if somebody knows how to specify
something like the "request timeout" to avoit the browser to reset the
request.

Thanks in advance.


-- 
Oscar Calderón
SCJP 6