I seem to remember some discussion that you could set the server response and other timeouts in the csp configuration utility for the web server, but that the timeout for the hyperevents was hardcoded in the Java broker applet. A request was supposed to be put in to allow it to be changed, but I haven't seen any action on it. Mark
"Mike Minor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > If I remember correctly, if the server took more than 60 seconds or so to > return the entire list of information, we would get the error. I never > thought about the server timing out and disconnecting....Very > Interesting.... > > -- > Thank you, > > Mike Minor > Z-Code Systems, Inc. > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > "Denver Braughler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Mike Minor wrote: > > > ... in my case they occurred when a call was made to go get a large > > > amount of data via DDP from a DSM system. If the DSM system, or the > > > network itself was running slow, if the data was not returned to the > > > calling page quickly enough, we got these errors. > > > > That's interesting. > > I am not aware of nor do I believe that there is any time limit on the > client side. > > But the HTTP/TCP session could be dropping out when the network is > overloaded. > > > > Are you talking about a really long time, minutes not seconds? > > Perhaps were you hitting your server's autodisconnect time out? > >
