We have a CF system that harvests data from an ASPX based site, which is
frequently timing out.
As I have no access to the ASPX side, does anyone know if there is an
equivalent to the ol' requesttimeout
URL parameter?
Thanks,
--
Jon
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Of course I could mess about with experiments, but can somebody tell me
how
CFSETTING requesttimeout=seconds behaves in CF8?
Specifically: I have a series of quite long running operations which
are scheduled to occur every 15 min, what I want to avoid is the total
overrunning 15 min so another
I'm gonna take a stab and say that cfsetting requesttimeout=seconds only
works for the request and not the individual actions/calls etc. in the
request.
Adrian
http://www.adrianlynch.co.uk/
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From: Adrian Lynch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 May 2008 11:25
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: requestTimeout behaviour
I'm gonna take a stab and say that cfsetting
requesttimeout=seconds only works for the request and not
the individual actions/calls etc
To reply to myself, I think the answer is b):
http://www.bennadel.com/blog/626-CFSetting-RequestTimeout-Updates-Timeouts-I
t-Does-Not-Set-Them.htm
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From: Richard Meredith-Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 May 2008 15:07
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE
suggested that this doesn't work in a CFC anyway, but
I think it does)
Rick
On 10/12/07, Shane Trahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a CFC file that consistantly times out. Even if I put the CFSETTING
REQUESTTIMEOUT to a high setting it seems to ignore it. Is there a limit to
what can be set
I have a CFC file that consistantly times out. Even if I put the CFSETTING
REQUESTTIMEOUT to a high setting it seems to ignore it. Is there a limit to
what can be set? Could it be something on my IIS server that is trumping the
CFSETTING? What should I be looking for to increase the timeout
Thank you Rick, With that in mind that the Coldfusion doesn't start processing
until after the file is completely posted perhaps it is a setting on the IIS? I
don't see anything in the application log
The specific error is when trying to upload a file that is approximatly 20 to
21 MB in size.
It may not be a timeout issue but a upload throttle? I do not remember
the exact numbers or how one configures it, but a search of the
Microsoft - IIS knowledge base should turn up the details. That is
where I have read about this issue. IIS has a maximum HTTP content size
setting that can
That's possible? I need to check if cgi.query_string exists in URL
if yes OK; if no I need to insert that variable to all URL in our
application... But... How can do that?
Thanx all
MD
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You can use cfsetting to do the same thing.
On 6/16/05, Michel Deloux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's possible? I need to check if cgi.query_string exists in URL
if yes OK; if no I need to insert that variable to all URL in our
application... But... How can do that?
Via application.cfm? How to ensure that config works properly? It's
possible to dump cfsetting?
Thanx James
MD
2005/6/16, James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
You can use cfsetting to do the same thing.
On 6/16/05, Michel Deloux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's possible? I need to check if
There isn't a structure to dump - just add cfsetting
requesttimeout=60 to Application.cfm, replacing 60 with the number
of seconds you want (note that this only works in CFMX 6 or above).
If you want to test it you can write a template that deliberately
pauses past the timeout to see
Thanx James
after insert cfsetting var in application.cfm like this:
cfset ExecTime = 5
cfoutput
CFIF NOT Len(CGI.QUERY_STRING)
cfsetting RequestTimeout = #ExecTime#
CFELSE
cfset HavesString = #FindNoCase(requesttimeout, CGI.QUERY_STRING)#
cfif HavesString IS NOT 1
NOT StructKeyExists(URL,requesttimeout)
cfsetting RequestTimeout = #ExecTime#
/cfif
This will do what you are after. A few notes:
1) It turns out that the sleep method of tesing this deosn't work,
since the thread isn't awake to time out (doh!)
2) Did you really need a timeout of just under 14 hours
Actually we are having the problem with 6.1
Any one else have a similar issue??
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From: Ben Doom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 03, 2005 11:31 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFSCRIPT / RequestTimeOut?
I don't know about what happens if the app times out
if this affects later versions.
--Ben
Adkins, Randy wrote:
Does anyone know of an issue when using CFScript and if a function
exceeds the
RequestTimeOut variable set in the Administrator or as part of the URL,
the server
never seems to release it.
I do not want to revert back to regular CF tags
Does anyone know of an issue when using CFScript and if a function
exceeds the
RequestTimeOut variable set in the Administrator or as part of the URL,
the server
never seems to release it.
I do not want to revert back to regular CF tags cause cfscript is a
performance
enhancement for us
Is there a way I can specify a timeout value when I call a custom tag? I
have a Custom Tag that relies on a web site that needs a little more time to
complete.
Sorry if this is a FAQ, I've been away.
Thanks.
-Nate
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Is there a way I can specify a timeout value when I call a
custom tag? I have a Custom Tag that relies on a web site
that needs a little more time to complete.
You can set the request timeout for the calling page itself.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf
cfsetting requestTimeout=900 /
cheers,
barneyb
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 16:41:50 -0600, Nathan C. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way I can specify a timeout value when I call a custom tag? I
have a Custom Tag that relies on a web site that needs a little more time to
complete.
Sorry
Thanks gentlemen!
-Nate
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Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 4:48 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: RequestTimeout=900 equivalent for custom tags?
cfsetting requestTimeout=900 /
cheers,
barneyb
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 16:41:50
building a webservice, can one put
CFSETTING requesttimeout=5
in it?A bad/good practise?
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my testing shows that
cfsetting requesttimeout=1
gets ignored if inside a cffunction and if inside an application.cfm
file residing in the same dir as the cfc.
Doug
On Mon, 20 Sep 2004 15:39:23 -0400, Douglas Knudsen
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We are hooking to a webservice hosted on a CF
Hey list,
Without really being able to test it properly at the moment, I need some quick info on
the 'RequestTimeout' URL parameter.
When does CF (using 5.0) use this parameter? Does it need to be in the querystring or
can I set it on a page using either cfset or cfparam... ala
cfset
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Subject: Info on URL Parameter 'RequestTimeout'
Hey list,
Without really being able to test it properly at the moment,
I need some quick info on the 'RequestTimeout' URL parameter.
When does CF (using 5.0) use this parameter? Does it need to
be in the querystring or can I set
I've only had luck putting it directly in the url.
Mike
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From: Everett, Al [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 6:53 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Info on URL Parameter 'RequestTimeout'
I don't have a definitive answer for this, but from what I've
Cheers guys,
Is there anyway you can set the timeout within a CF template and NOT rely on the
RequestTimeout querystring? (FYI using CF 5.0)
David
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From: Tangorre, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 27 February 2003 11:57
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Info on URL
Is there anyway you can set the timeout within a CF
template and NOT rely on the RequestTimeout querystring?
(FYI using CF 5.0)
No, not in CF 5, to the best of my knowledge. However, you may be able to
work around this by adding code like this to your page:
!--- myfile.cfm ---
cfif
so for the traders. Not really up to me.
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From: brook [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 1:04 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: RequestTimeout
What do you mean form elements and does that big honkin disclaimer really
make any sense?
Brook Davies
sorry Maracasmedia use them for legal reasons, more so for the
traders. Not really up to me.
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From: brook [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 1:04 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: RequestTimeout
What do you mean form elements and does that big
free to rip on
my company's disclaimer, I don't mind.
My final response, you started it!!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 12:00 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: RequestTimeout
The missing fields thing is strange. I would
I set the request timeout higher on a page that can return a huge amount of records,
it seems that form elements time out before the page finishes then. Has anyone seen
this?
thanks,
seth
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What do you mean form elements and does that big honkin disclaimer really
make any sense?
Brook Davies
maracasmedia.com / logiforms.com
At 09:55 AM 2/3/03 -0500, you wrote:
I set the request timeout higher on a page that can return a huge amount
of records, it seems that form elements time out
Hi,
I have found 2 conflicting pieces of offical MM doc with regards to over-
riding the RequestTimeout in the URL using ?RequestTimeout=120.
I was under the impression it didn't work in MX and you had to use
CFSETTING.
This first link clearly shows that it IS still a option. Please view
MM doc with regards to over-
riding the RequestTimeout in the URL using ?RequestTimeout=120.
I was under the impression it didn't work in MX and you had to use
CFSETTING.
This first link clearly shows that it IS still a option. Please view the
below link on a MX server. (watch the wrap)
http
We are getting the following error:
Errors reported by Java compiler: Found 1 semantic error compiling
C:/CFusionMX/wwwroot/WEB-INF/cfclasses/cfApplication2ecfm78278160.java:
64. setting4.setRequestTimeout(_validateTagAttrValue(CFSETTING,
requestTimeout,
coldfusion.runtime.Cast._long
Well two things on this one. First this mailing list butchered my post :)
and secondly it was a reported bug. Just found it. So never mind. Quoting
the knowledgebase: Assigning a variable to the RequestTimeout parameter
using the 'CFSETTING' tag throws a compiler error.
Mark
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Hi
I'm hoping someone can enlighten me?
I have a client who will be uploading up to 15 MB size pdf files via
CFFILE, so I have added a requestTimeOut=1000 to the upload form.
I'm not sure exactly how requestTimeOut works - 1000 milliseconds is 1
second but When I am uploading a 1MB file
seconds, I believe.
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Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2002 12:46 AM
Subject: requestTimeOut and uploading files
Hi
I'm hoping someone can enlighten me?
I have a client who will be uploading up
How do you pass a requesttimeout when you call the template as a
custom tag? Or do you put the timeout on the template calling the tag?
Lon Lentz
Applications Developer and CyberEntomolgist
http://ProofitOnline.Com - Free 15 Day Trial
IE4 has the ability to set the timeout, but they removed this
for IE5 (for
some GAWD FORSAKEN reason)
Apart from that - send something small to it with a CFFlush
before you do
the long work...
Yeah... the current host has 4.01.
When we bring the hosting in-house, I'll make sure we get
Is there any way to force IE not to display the
This page cannot be found
message before it gives up after 5 minutes?
Thanks
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Is there any way to force IE not to display the
This page cannot be found
message before it gives up after 5 minutes?
IE4 has the ability to set the timeout, but they removed this for IE5 (for
some GAWD FORSAKEN reason)
Apart from that - send something small to it with a CFFlush before
Can I set a special RequestTimeout value for certain files
that are located in the same directory using application.cfm?
if so, what should I add there?
Thanks,
Michael
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Can I set a special RequestTimeout value for certain files
that are located in the same directory using application.cfm?
If I understand correctly what you're trying to do, you can do that by using
CFLOCATION. You could add something like this to Application.cfm:
cfif not IsDefined
of my knowledge, the only place you can use RequestTimeout is
within the URL.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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Does the request timeout var need to be in the url when calling a page?
Can you set it at the top of the template that is executing? In the
application template maybe?
If I recall correctly, the timeout var CAN be passed as a hidden field
aswell. Can anyone confirm this?
Brook Davies
I need some confirmation of an problem. I have some legacy code that passes
the RequestTimeout variable as FORM variable. I know that it must be passed
as a URL variable.
Is there anything I can do in the code that can bypass this without changing
the forms?
Russel
I need some confirmation of an problem. I have some legacy code that
passes
the RequestTimeout variable as FORM variable. I know that it must be
passed
as a URL variable.
Is there anything I can do in the code that can bypass this without
changing
the forms?
Either change the Form
You can post data to a URL and also include url params. Something like:
form action="mytemplate.cfm?requesttimeout=" method="post"
/form
HTH,
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From: Billy Cravens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 16:27
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RequestTimeout
Does anyone know
Does anyone know if there is an upper limit for RequestTimeout (as set
in the query string)?
Not that I know of, as you can turn the whole thing off in the Admin... but
remember that IE has a 5 minute limit before it spits (so you don't know if
CF has finished or not)
There's probably
Does anyone know if there is an upper limit for RequestTimeout (as set
in the query string)?
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http
I have a query that takes a while to produce results. It takes longer then
the allowed 75sec timeout period. I've put the ?RequestTimeout=500 on the
url but I continue to get the error msg about the 75sec timeout period. Why
is this override not working or is there something else I should try
Maybe this is set in the CF Server settings?
HTH,
Matthieu
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From: Raley, Scott M (MIL) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 9:13 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RequestTimeout
I have a query that takes a while to produce results. It
takes
As best as I can tell, either you don't set a requesttimeout on your server
in which case you'd better hope that you never get an infinite loop on a
page, or you set a requesttimeout and you cripple your one or two files that
might extend past the timeout period. As far as I can tell, there's
I may have missed something somewhere along the line, but can't you put
the RequestTimeout parameter in the URL to set a limit on page
processing time different than that used at the server level?
Kevin
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As best as I can tell, either you don't set
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