To resolve these problems, you can tune the following parameters in your nfig file to best fit your situation:įor more information, you can refer the following link: IP address at the same time, threads may have to wait for an available connection. However, if many applications try to make many requests to a single Third, other potential source of contention is the maxconnection parameter that the System.Net namespace uses to limit the number of connections. The callback can never execute because any work items that are queued to the ThreadPool are blocked until a thread becomes available.
#HTTPEXCEPTION 0X80004005 REQUEST TIMED OUT CODE#
Threads, and all 10 worker threads are currently executing code that is waiting for a callback to execute. For example, suppose that the ThreadPool is limited to 10 worker Therefore, you can exhaust the managed ThreadPool when multiple Web service calls occur at the same time. However, if the request is redirected or requiresĪuthentication, the call may use as many as two worker and two completion port threads.
Typically, a request to Web uses one worker thread to execute the code that sends the request and one completion port thread to receive the callback from the Web. Second, since you are using HttpWebRequest. Then the first solution we can see is to increase the executionTimeout settings in your Web.Config. HttpWebResponse fileResponse = (HttpWebResponse)fileRequest.GetResponse() įrom the error message you provided, it seems that the problem is caused by the timeout of your http execution.īased on my knowledge, this kind of issue is typically occurs when a server-side code function or macro executes for a period of time longer than the maximum timeout period allowed for server-side code execution. HttpWebRequest fileRequest = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(thisURL + thisPage) Thread account name: NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICEįor more information, see Help and Support Center at Request URL: Request path: /PreloadPages.aspx Any help appreciated.Įvent message: The request has been aborted.Įvent ID: ad0d7015b94042fbb7be871cba8df48bĪpplication domain: /LM/W3SVC/1/ROOT-89-128373033403593750Īccount name: NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE It just appears to me, that my page is ignoring the timeout value. What I do, I can't get past the timeout above. I checked the default website and it is being redirected to Also the directory owa it is being redirected to Why would this be causing a problem I cant find anything in the. Seems to let users login but it just spins and takes forever. I run this locally on the server, and no proxy is involved. I increased the connection time-out under limits from 120 to 300. I expect that because of the number of pages it is loading, it may run for 10 or 15 minutes. This app runs as a webpage, but it always times out at about 2 minutes. I wrote a very simple app (see code below) that just pre-loads the pages. (don't ask why, it's a long story, not my idea). We have a website that has a few pages that need to be pre-built (for purposes of cache) when the server reboots.
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