Where can I set startTimeOut in .net or something similiar?

pardonmeme

Cause it seems like my first render/request always fails and the others works perfectly fine. Similiar problem to this one https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/jsreport/mAbgQ_6I8lo

Whenever I make a first request to just builded project, first pdf render always first and throws exceptions like: "Error while copying content to a stream.", "Socket has been closed".

Where do I specify the start time out.

    public PdfService()
    {
        _pdfJsreportCreator = new PdfJsreportCreator();
        _reportingService = new LocalReporting()
            .UseBinary(JsReportBinary.GetBinary())
            .Configure(cfg =>
            {
                cfg.LicenseKey = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings[JS_REPORT_LICENSE];
                return cfg;
            })
            .AsWebServer()
            .Create();
    }

This class is initialized in the api controlled constuctor.
What can I do to fix this proble.

jan_blaha

Not sure that is the main problem, but...
_reportingService.StartAsync() returns an async task which you need to await or use something like _reportingService.StartAsync().Wait().

pardonmeme

@jan_blaha

Wops sorry, it actually has await but the StartAsync is called inside a method which is placed in som PdfCreator class.

    public async Task<byte[]> CreatePdfReport(ILocalWebServerReportingService _reportingService, PdfTemplate template, IEnumerable<PdfPart> templateParts, IPdfStateObject stateObject)
    {
        await _reportingService.StartAsync();

        var renderRequest = CreateRenderRequest(template, templateParts, stateObject);
        var report = await _reportingService.RenderAsync(renderRequest);


        return await GetPdf(report);
    }

jan_blaha

So you call StartAsync() every time you want to render a report?
You should do it just once. During the application init for example.