I have a page where the user can upload a video file. As you can guess, this
may take a while. Is there a way I can change the session timeout for just
this one page? I would also want to change the forms authentication to be a
large value for that page also.
TIA - Jeff.
4  9451 
You can set the Session Timeout time, in minutes, in code, in any page.
Session.Timeout [=nMinutes]
Example :
Session.Timeout = 40
The Page_Load event is a good place to set this.
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"UJ" <fr**@nowhere.c omwrote in message news:Oe******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...
>I have a page where the user can upload a video file. As you can guess, this may take a while. Is
there a way I can change the session timeout for just this one page? I would also want to change
the forms authentication to be a large value for that page also.
TIA - Jeff.
But that sets the timeout for this session, not just for this page.
You can't set the session timeout for a specific page, as the session
applies to all requests used in this session,
Kevin Jones
Juan T. Llibre wrote:
You can set the Session Timeout time, in minutes, in code, in any page.
Session.Timeout [=nMinutes]
Example :
Session.Timeout = 40
The Page_Load event is a good place to set this.
Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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"UJ" <fr**@nowhere.c omwrote in message news:Oe******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...
>I have a page where the user can upload a video file. As you can guess, this may take a while. Is
there a way I can change the session timeout for just this one page? I would also want to change
the forms authentication to be a large value for that page also.
TIA - Jeff.
re:
But that sets the timeout for this session, not just for this page.
Correct.
re:
You can't set the session timeout for a specific page,
as the session applies to all requests used in this session,
Correct, too.
I did not state, or imply, that the setting applies to individual pages, did I ?
"You can set the Session Timeout time, in minutes, in code, in any page"
Saying that you can *set* a Session's duration in any page is not the
same as saying that the Session's duration applies only to that page.
If the statement was : "You can set the Session Timeout time, in minutes, in code, *for* any page",
then it would mean that the Session's duration applies only to that page.
However, in retrospect, I suspect that Jeff also needs to change the
executionTimeou t and maxRequestLengt h values, besides the Session.Timeout value.
If he does't want his video upload interrupted
because of the page timing out, he should set :
<httpRuntime executionTimeou t="NumberOfSeco nds" />
to a sufficiently large value ( longer than what the file will take to upload ).
He should probably also change the httpRuntime's maxRequestLengt h:
<httpRuntime
maxRequestLengt h="MaxNumberOfK ilobytes"
/>
<httpRuntime
maxRequestLengt h="4096"
/>
....is the default, and stands for 4MB max file size.
Jeff will probably need a much higher value, if he's accepting video files.
So, he should set them like this :
<httpRuntime
executionTimeou t="NumberOfSeco nds"
maxRequestLengt h="MaxNumberOfK ilobytes"
/>
Additionally, he should increase the Session duration to the time needed
to upload the largest file he expects to be uploaded, if the user isn't going
somewhere else when the file upload finishes :
<sessionState
timeout="Howeve rLongItTakesToU ploadTheLargest File"
/>
That's an integer which stands for minutes.
Example for 60 minutes :
<sessionState
timeout="60"
/>
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"Kevin Jones" <kj**********@d evelop.comwrote in message
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But that sets the timeout for this session, not just for this page.
You can't set the session timeout for a specific page, as the session applies to all requests used
in this session,
Kevin Jones
Juan T. Llibre wrote:
>You can set the Session Timeout time, in minutes, in code, in any page.
Session.Timeou t [=nMinutes]
Example :
Session.Timeou t = 40
The Page_Load event is a good place to set this.
Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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"UJ" <fr**@nowhere.c omwrote in message news:Oe******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...
>>I have a page where the user can upload a video file. As you can guess, this may take a while.
Is
there a way I can change the session timeout for just this one page? I would also want to change
the forms authentication to be a large value for that page also.
TIA - Jeff.
I did not state, or imply, that the setting applies to individual
pages, did I ?
The question was:
"Is there a way I can change the session timeout for just this one page? "
So yes (IMO) your answer did imply this. I just want to make sure that
Jeff was aware that this wasn't the case,
Kevin
Juan T. Llibre wrote:
re:
>But that sets the timeout for this session, not just for this page.
Correct.
re:
>You can't set the session timeout for a specific page,
as the session applies to all requests used in this session,
Correct, too.
I did not state, or imply, that the setting applies to individual pages, did I ?
"You can set the Session Timeout time, in minutes, in code, in any page"
Saying that you can *set* a Session's duration in any page is not the
same as saying that the Session's duration applies only to that page.
If the statement was : "You can set the Session Timeout time, in minutes, in code, *for* any page",
then it would mean that the Session's duration applies only to that page.
However, in retrospect, I suspect that Jeff also needs to change the
executionTimeou t and maxRequestLengt h values, besides the Session.Timeout value.
If he does't want his video upload interrupted
because of the page timing out, he should set :
<httpRuntime executionTimeou t="NumberOfSeco nds" />
to a sufficiently large value ( longer than what the file will take to upload ).
He should probably also change the httpRuntime's maxRequestLengt h:
<httpRuntime
maxRequestLengt h="MaxNumberOfK ilobytes"
/>
<httpRuntime
maxRequestLengt h="4096"
/>
...is the default, and stands for 4MB max file size.
Jeff will probably need a much higher value, if he's accepting video files.
So, he should set them like this :
<httpRuntime
executionTimeou t="NumberOfSeco nds"
maxRequestLengt h="MaxNumberOfK ilobytes"
/>
Additionally, he should increase the Session duration to the time needed
to upload the largest file he expects to be uploaded, if the user isn't going
somewhere else when the file upload finishes :
<sessionState
timeout="Howeve rLongItTakesToU ploadTheLargest File"
/>
That's an integer which stands for minutes.
Example for 60 minutes :
<sessionState
timeout="60"
/>
Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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"Kevin Jones" <kj**********@d evelop.comwrote in message
news:Ok******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl...
>But that sets the timeout for this session, not just for this page.
You can't set the session timeout for a specific page, as the session applies to all requests used
in this session,
Kevin Jones
>Juan T. Llibre wrote:
>>You can set the Session Timeout time, in minutes, in code, in any page.
Session.Timeo ut [=nMinutes]
Example :
Session.Timeo ut = 40
The Page_Load event is a good place to set this.
Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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"UJ" <fr**@nowhere.c omwrote in message news:Oe******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...
I have a page where the user can upload a video file. As you can guess, this may take a while.
Is
there a way I can change the session timeout for just this one page? I would also want to change
the forms authentication to be a large value for that page also.
TIA - Jeff.
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