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kill or abort Server process

Hi All,

I am trying to abort the process running on server which takes more
than the expected time to complete the task, I have developed web
application which reads files from the drive and converts to some
format. This process sometime takes indifinite time to complete, now i
want to have a control over the process running on server where i can
abort or kill the process.... Please help me

Thanks in advance :-)
Apr 3 '08 #1
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