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Programming a timeout in xml.load..how?

Here is the shortened version of the code i'm using to
load in a remote xml file and then save it to the local
machine. I can't figure out how to program a timeout into
the xml.load function or what can cause the try{} block to
fail. I tried passing in a bum URL that did not goto a
valid .xml file and the try{} block never failed. It
looks like .load never came back at all with an error.

try
{
xmlDomDocument = new XmlDocument();
xmlDomDocument.Load(pstrLoadUrlFilename);
xmlDomDocument.Save(pstrLocalFilepath);
}
catch(Exception e)
{
MessageBox.Show("error","");
}

Nov 15 '05 #1
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