hi
i've got a problem
first sorry fot my bad english!
i'm writing a soft wich send a file on a server using webclient.Uploa dFileAsync.
it work fine but only with small files...
in fact it depend not on the size of the file but on the time my soft take to send it:
if the time to send the file is more than 1 min 40 sec, my soft says that the file has been uploaded, but in fact only a part of the file had been uploaded...
how can i expend it to unlimited time???
i think i have to use Webclient.Initi alizeLifeTimeSe rvice() but i dont understand how to use it....
please help :'(
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