asp.net - Why they created a timeout -


If you add it to web.config, then if a page passes through a long process, the client does not expire Exceptions will be

  & lt; HttpRuntime maxRequestLength = "1024000" Execution Time = "36000" />  

They are ending time for a purpose, what is this?, I have to create a website with two pages Have tried I wait for 5 minutes in default1.aspx. The request of another page does not affect it.

Thanks

not 100% sure that I follow you, but The purpose of an ending period is to ensure that no customer will wait for indefinable time for the reaction which he does not come, it is a part of working in a stainless environment and a parcel.


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