I have a long process I must run in the server. When I run my client as 

IE, the ASP code runs to completion. But when the same asp pages are 

called by the NN client, the process mysteriously stops - midway during 

the ASP background process. I log it starting and then the ASP DLL calls 

never complete. I cannot explain this. Could the script timeout either 

have a different way to make it in NN or is it broken ?? It seems the only 

difference.



Server.ScriptTimeout = 600 ' 10 minutes ' default is 90 seconds



Thanks Andrew

If there are any missing HTML tags, Netscape will not render the page

completely.  What I'm trying to say here is that your code may be working

properly, but a missing </td> or </tr> tag could be preventing the page from

rendering.  Try looking at the source (which is another problem in Netscape,

because it loads the page from the server again when you view the source

page).  Make sure that all of your HTML is well-formed, Netscape is

extremely picky about this.



Michael Earls



-----Original Message-----

From: andrew watts [mailto:andrewcw@e...]

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 10:10 AM

To: ASP components

Subject: [asp_components] Server.ScriptTimeout , NN ignores ???





I have a long process I must run in the server. When I run my client as 

IE, the ASP code runs to completion. But when the same asp pages are 

called by the NN client, the process mysteriously stops - midway during 

the ASP background process. I log it starting and then the ASP DLL calls 

never complete. I cannot explain this. Could the script timeout either 

have a different way to make it in NN or is it broken ?? It seems the only 

difference.



Server.ScriptTimeout = 600 ' 10 minutes ' default is 90 seconds



Thanks Andrew