Sathish Rajan
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Sathish Rajan
asked on 01 Apr 2011, 04:35 AM
Hi,
We are using AsyncUpload control in our application, we are maintaining the system login using session variable and session will expire if it is idle for 60 mins. We tried to upload 100 MB file, it took more than 60 mins to complete the upload process, but it expired the session.
Since the upload is in progress, how the session is getting expired?
Can someone please help on this?
Thanks in advance.
We are using AsyncUpload control in our application, we are maintaining the system login using session variable and session will expire if it is idle for 60 mins. We tried to upload 100 MB file, it took more than 60 mins to complete the upload process, but it expired the session.
Since the upload is in progress, how the session is getting expired?
Can someone please help on this?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi Sathish Rajan,
A possible solution for your problem is to increase the session timeout.
First change it into the web.config file and then set it in the IIS.
Here are some helpful resources - IIS(IIS7).
The session is getting expired because while uploading the file connection thread is idled.
Regards,
Peter Filipov
the Telerik team
A possible solution for your problem is to increase the session timeout.
First change it into the web.config file and then set it in the IIS.
Here are some helpful resources - IIS(IIS7).
The session is getting expired because while uploading the file connection thread is idled.
Regards,
Peter Filipov
the Telerik team
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mbaaz.old
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answered on 14 Jun 2011, 10:51 AM
Another tip you can use is what we do:
On the page where the upload control is, you can put a javascript, that every 5 minutes (or any other interval for that matter) requests a web service in you application (over ajax of course). The call for this web service will then make sure that the session is "refreshed", and will not expire, but the client will never notice that it is happening.
On the page where the upload control is, you can put a javascript, that every 5 minutes (or any other interval for that matter) requests a web service in you application (over ajax of course). The call for this web service will then make sure that the session is "refreshed", and will not expire, but the client will never notice that it is happening.
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Hello Sathish,
Matts' approach is another way to keep the session alive.
Greetings,
Peter Filipov
the Telerik team
Matts' approach is another way to keep the session alive.
Greetings,
Peter Filipov
the Telerik team
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