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Publishing Engine 6.0 m010: APE Request Failure. Failed to save body file to ....rq_4746\rqbody.dat

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Publishing Engine 6.0 m010: APE Request Failure. Failed to save body file to ....rq_4746\rqbody.dat

Changing PE's maxBusyInterval did not resolve the problem. Support is now
recommending I change Tomcat's connector configuration. They want me to add
disableUploadTimeout="false" a setting that if absent defaults to "true".
It seems counter-intuitive to me that disabling the disabling of a timeout
(isn't that enabling a timeout?) would "help" on a spotty network, but
maybe I'm reading the explanations for the setting wrong.

Chris: This is in line, I think, with what you were suggesting earlier.

This isn't the actual version of Tomcat I'm using but I assume the
explanation is still the same:
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Setting disableUploadTimeout="false" has resolved the problem. Whoo hoo!
Thanks, PTC Support.

I still maintain even after careful and repeated reading of the Tomcat
documentation that changing the setting from the default "true" to "false"
seems counter-intuitive as far as creating a connection tolerant of latency
/ dropped packets / jitter ... whatever the specific problem was that we
were having with our WAN to India. But, it's a good day when you can close
a ticket.


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