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I\'m using InetAddress.getByName(params[0]).isReachable(300000) to determine if my NAS is alive. By measuring the time before and after the above methode I found out
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How can I prompt the user for input and continue with my script if no response is recieved in a preset amount of time.
I am looking for a good strategy to insert about 2500 id firstName lastName tuples (600KB) from an AJAX call. The timeout happens after the AJAX call completes and while I am storing the data in the l
Future.get(timeout) does not reliably throw the TimeoutException after the given timeout. Is this normal behavior or can I do something to make this more reliable? This test fails on my machine. Howev
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I have two servers Server A reads http://www.some-url.com/xmlwriter_src.php using $reader = new XMLReader();
We are implementing a CardReader Terminal for CrediCard payments and I have a question about timeouts. The Terminal is connected trough the network. If we dont have an existing connection we tries to
We have a ASP.net form [.NET 3.5 on IIS 6] that loads controls dynamically.We are able to retain the values in the viewstate as long as the postback happens within 20 minutes.The database also gets up