Thanx James
after insert cfsetting var in application.cfm like this:
<cfset ExecTime = "50000">
<cfoutput>
<CFIF NOT Len(CGI.QUERY_STRING)>
<cfsetting RequestTimeout = "#ExecTime#">
<CFELSE>
<cfset HavesString = #FindNoCase("requesttimeout", CGI.QUERY_STRING)#>
<cfif HavesString IS NOT 1>
<cfsetting RequestTimeout = "#ExecTime#">
<cfelse>
</CFIF>
</CFIF>
</cfoutput>
CF debug shows me this setting in CGI variables:
141 ms 141 ms 1 D:\routers211\testingRequestTimeOut.cfm
QUERY_STRING=
What's happened?
Thanx once more...
MD
2005/6/16, James Holmes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> There isn't a structure to dump - just add <cfsetting
> requesttimeout="60"> to Application.cfm, replacing 60 with the number
> of seconds you want (note that this only works in CFMX 6 or above).
>
> If you want to test it you can write a template that deliberately
> pauses past the timeout to see if the correct error is thrown:
>
> <cfset createObject("java","java.lang.Thread").sleep(61000)>
>
> On 6/16/05, Michel Deloux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Via application.cfm? How to ensure that config works properly? It's
> > possible to dump cfsetting?
>
>
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