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vincent.y.chan
Hi,
One of my plugins is throwing an exception (clock cannot be in the
future), which I have discovered is related to
'timeToleranceInSeconds'. If I fiddle with the clock on the client I
can fix the exception, but this is an unacceptable solution as we have
around 100+ clients. I have searched around the web and people have
suggested to set the timeToleranceInSeconds value (in the web.config
file) to a higher value both on the server side and the client side.
My question is how do I set this value on the client side? Is there a
property I should use? I know on the server side, I just open the
timeToleranceInSeconds element to my web.config and set the value
there but I'm unsure how to set it on the client side. Also, do I
even have to set it on the client side?
Any help is much appreciated,
Vincent
One of my plugins is throwing an exception (clock cannot be in the
future), which I have discovered is related to
'timeToleranceInSeconds'. If I fiddle with the clock on the client I
can fix the exception, but this is an unacceptable solution as we have
around 100+ clients. I have searched around the web and people have
suggested to set the timeToleranceInSeconds value (in the web.config
file) to a higher value both on the server side and the client side.
My question is how do I set this value on the client side? Is there a
property I should use? I know on the server side, I just open the
timeToleranceInSeconds element to my web.config and set the value
there but I'm unsure how to set it on the client side. Also, do I
even have to set it on the client side?
Any help is much appreciated,
Vincent