>I have tried increasing the webservice object timeout and execution timeout
> (debug ='false') but It didn't work.
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>> instead?
>> Could this be some kind of timeout?
What is it that led you to believe that the thread is "just dropped"?
Also, web services are not appropriate for running any long-running task.
You should be using something like a Windows Service to run such a task,
perhaps triggered by the web service.

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John Saunders | MVP - Windows Server System - Connected System Developer
Mr. Murdock - 03 Mar 2008 15:38 GMT
Hello there,
IIS was running under a policy to remove threads on idle for longer than 20
mins.
I just has to create a new application pool without that rule.
Sorted.
Thanks
> >I have tried increasing the webservice object timeout and execution timeout
> > (debug ='false') but It didn't work.
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> You should be using something like a Windows Service to run such a task,
> perhaps triggered by the web service.