I am trying to upload GB sized files and trying to save in DB,after several parsing/formatting my file. The post method throws ECONN RESET error exactly after 5 mins of starting the upload from kendo UI Upload React.
It works fine for small sizes like KB, to 512 MB.
Just wanted to know how the saveurl saves/posts the file. Is there anyway to extend the timeout to support the upload of such large files
Vessy
Telerik team
commented on 24 May 2023, 02:30 PM
Hello,
The `ECONN RESET error` is a common problem related to network connectivity, that usually happens when the request is canceled before completing.
Basically, the `saveUrl` can both set the URL of the endpoint for the upload request and accept a Callback function where the the requested `FormData` key is named after the `saveField` property and contains the list of files that will be uploaded:
For convenience, I have prepared a sample demonstrating a basic mocking of a save request, so you can see if implementing such will be helpful for your scenario:
Hello,
Can you provide more information on your scenario, so that we can advise further?
Regards,
Filip
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I am trying to upload GB sized files and trying to save in DB,after several parsing/formatting my file. The post method throws ECONN RESET error exactly after 5 mins of starting the upload from kendo UI Upload React.
It works fine for small sizes like KB, to 512 MB.
Just wanted to know how the saveurl saves/posts the file. Is there anyway to extend the timeout to support the upload of such large files
Hello,
The `ECONN RESET error` is a common problem related to network connectivity, that usually happens when the request is canceled before completing.
Basically, the `saveUrl` can both set the URL of the endpoint for the upload request and accept a Callback function where the the requested `FormData` key is named after the `saveField` property and contains the list of files that will be uploaded:
For convenience, I have prepared a sample demonstrating a basic mocking of a save request, so you can see if implementing such will be helpful for your scenario: