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Posted By Mike O'Ceirin 4 Years Ago
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I get this from any chart if there is inactivity. It occurs when I try to scroll through the chart data. I am connected to a SQL Server database remotely and the chart is using about 9000 data points. It appears to be a timeout. Is it deliberate from the chart control or the data connection? Either way is there a solution? Can I send a keep alive pulse?



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Hi Mike,

The chart state is saved in the session state on the server - when it expires due to a long period of inactivity the control will display this message. You can consider to increase the session state timeout in the web.config of the app:

<configuration>
<system.web>
<sessionState timeout="20">
</sessionState>
</system.web>
</configuration>.

or enable auto update which does nothing (check out ThinWeb \ Auto Update example) say every 10 minutes or so. That way the session state will be kept alive and you'll not hit the timeout.

We hope this helps - let us know if you meet any problems or have any questions.


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Thank you supreme being. I will try the simpler option first and give it about an hour. The auto update will probably use at a later date. Is it possible to catch the exception and to give a more friendly message?

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Hi Mike,

Currently, there is no way to change the exception formatting, however, users are not supposed to see that message anyway. Let us know if you experience any problems after you increase the session timeout.

(BTW the “Supreme Being” rank is assigned by the forum manufacturer based on the number of posts – this is a third party not related to Nevron. We may try change that though it sounds good 😊)


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If I go for the auto update that would have to be implemented for very chart on my my website would it not?

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Hi MIke,

The auto-update will have to be implemented on each page containing a chart. The session state fix will be global for the application. Let us know if you meet any problems with the implementation.


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