Ajax call to generic handler is not working when slow internet connection

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Hi i am working in asp.net. I have 10 templates in my Database. Based on the user selection i want to create a html dynamically
in that html file contains 5 text boxes. If the user entered the values and submit the button i have to store the details in my
DB. For that purpose i created one generic handler(.ashx).when user submit on the html button using ajax called i called the
handler and pass the values to handler.my flow is working fine but when the slow internet connection our ajax call is not
reached the handler. on that time it fails .in that scenario what will i do.? is there any way to avoid this problem.

Posted 12-Aug-13 0:00am

kpkaran88

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[no name] 12-Aug-13 6:24am

I think you need to check the send timeout in the config file and modify that according to your requirement so that they can be helpful.

[no name] 19-Aug-13 5:13am

hi sisir due to suggestion i set the time out for ajax call and increased to 50000.
now it's working fine thanks for your help.. :)

[no name] 19-Aug-13 6:56am

I repeat this is not the permanent solution here for this problem. You need to find out the exact reason for the timeout. It may be related to the query that you are using for the database operations. Please optimize them as well.

idenizeni 12-Aug-13 15:27pm

What sisir said, increase the timeout on the process so it waits long enough for the AJAX call to respond under slow internet conditions.

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