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5 replies. Latest Post by vga on September 11, 2007.
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mdhandapai
Member
32 points
23 Posts
07-24-2007 6:26 PM |
Hi,
Uploading a ~6MB zip archive using REST API from c# code fails with the following error:
Unable to write data to the transport connection: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.
The archive has ~61 files, the largest of them is 835KB image file.
The same c# code works fine for smaller zip archives.The larger zip archive mostly works when I upload through the Silervlight.live.com web interface. Mostly because, even there I get timed out some times.
Any one has similar issues.
I did try to set the time-out to a larger value (20,000,000) with no luck.Any workaround ?
Nichols
8 points
4 Posts
08-06-2007 1:53 PM |
How long did the transfer last before you got the error? Our timeouts are reasonably large (15 minutes), so it should have worked if you could do 55Kbits/sec or so. Are you going through a web proxy server? Sometimes those get impatient.
vga
10 points
7 Posts
09-10-2007 9:34 PM |
It would surely help if you add a mention to the timeout being set to 15 minutes in the Silverlight Streaming SDK...
Frogs69
Participant
798 points
219 Posts
09-11-2007 4:00 PM |
Yes, indeed, this will be done shortly. Thanks for the feedback.
09-11-2007 7:19 PM |
Hi Victor, this is done now. Check out the updated section "Uploading an Application" of the page "Using the Silverlight Streaming Administration Site" on http://dev.live.com/silverlight/adminsite.aspx. Keep the feedback coming.
09-11-2007 8:12 PM |
Now, that was fast!! Thanks.