I want to prevent the SocketTimeoutException that occurs after about 1 minute if a user tries to upload a large file from an upload form in my Grails web application. I know this is a Tomcat thing rather than a Grails thing, but I'm struggling a bit to modify server.xml using the eventConfigureTomcat event block in _Events.groovy.
According to the tomcat docs there is a disableUploadTimeout property that I should set to true on the connector, but when I try this in the eventConfigureTomcat block, I get the following error when my app starts up:
| Running Grails application
| Error Server failed to start: No such property: disableUploadTimeout for class: org.apache.catalina.connector.Connector (Use --stacktrace to see the full trace)
The contents of my _Events.groovy looks like this:
eventConfigureTomcat = { tomcat ->
tomcat.connector.disableUploadTimeout = "true"
}
And that error does make sense - according to the javadoc, there is no property disableUploadTimeout on that connector implementation.
What am I doing wrong? How should I be setting this property, or is there some other way to prevent long running file uploads from timing out?
haven't checked it, but taking a look at the tomcat documentation, the configuration you want to modify seems to be an attribute of the Connector.
The Connector has a method called setAttribute. So I guess you'll succeed with the following code:
eventConfigureTomcat = { tomcat ->
tomcat.connector.setAttribute('disableUploadTimeout', true); //may 'true'
}
have to admit that I couldn't test this code myself...
Update: according to @Charles-Wood , it has to be set to false and not true.
PS: if you post more information on how to reproduce your problem, I will give it a try
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