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    Zahid Rsons
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    hi "The operation has been time out " problem when i call my web service with url url = "http://localhost/WebServices/Developer/Developer.asmx" but there is no problem when i call the same web service at this url = "http://localhost:1489/TestFolder/Developer.asmx" it works fine what can be the reason ??? Can any buddy help me Thnx

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      hi "The operation has been time out " problem when i call my web service with url url = "http://localhost/WebServices/Developer/Developer.asmx" but there is no problem when i call the same web service at this url = "http://localhost:1489/TestFolder/Developer.asmx" it works fine what can be the reason ??? Can any buddy help me Thnx

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      Web services have a timeout. The default is like 30 seconds. There is a property off of the webservice called timeout. Set it to a higher number and you will probably not get a timeout. When you use the development environment I believe some of these time outs don't happen. Hope that helps. Ben

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        Web services have a timeout. The default is like 30 seconds. There is a property off of the webservice called timeout. Set it to a higher number and you will probably not get a timeout. When you use the development environment I believe some of these time outs don't happen. Hope that helps. Ben

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        Thanx Ben First first i think it is timeout prob and i check it by changing the timeout property. But it was the machine problem. It was running fine on other machines Thanx for your kind response

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