executionTimout and responseDeadlockInterval

D

dejavue82

Hi,

I would like for a user to upload files up to 3MB in length (this
includes dial-up users too).
This probably means that I should increase the value of
executionTimeout for the httpruntime. Would a value of 600 (6 minutes)
be too high? I will also probably have to increase the value of
responseDeadlockInterval. What values would you recommend for these two
properties (going by experience in the real world).

Thank you for your time!

Regards,

Jim
 
T

Teemu Keiski

There is no written rule for that. Set them as low as possible while
achieving what you aim for by increasing the values.
 

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