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| 5.12.1 Bug 1594: Custom error handling instead of default abort can be optionally implemented for batch operations in .NET assembly. (martin) | 5.13 was released (martin) | ||
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| | TimeSpan ==ReconnectTime== | Sets time limit in seconds to try reconnecting broken sessions. Default is 120 seconds. Use ''TimeSpan.MaxValue'' to remove any limit. The property has to be set before calling ''Open''. | | | TimeSpan ==ReconnectTime== | Sets time limit in seconds to try reconnecting broken sessions. Default is 120 seconds. Use ''TimeSpan.MaxValue'' to remove any limit. The property has to be set before calling ''Open''. | | ||
| | int ==ReconnectTimeInMilliseconds== | Alternative to ''[[#reconnecttime|ReconnectTime]]''. Particularly useful for COM hosts, that cannot use ''TimeSpan'', such as Visual Basic. | | | int ==ReconnectTimeInMilliseconds== | Alternative to ''[[#reconnecttime|ReconnectTime]]''. Particularly useful for COM hosts, that cannot use ''TimeSpan'', such as Visual Basic. | | ||
| - | | TimeSpan ==Timeout== | Maximal interval between two consecutive outputs from WinSCP console session, before ''TimeoutException'' is thrown. The default is one minute. It's not recommended to change the value. For session/connection timeout, see ''[[library_sessionoptions#timeout|SessionOptions.Timeout]]''. When ''SessionOptions.Timeout'' is longer, its value is used instead (//in beta version only//). &beta | | + | | TimeSpan ==Timeout== | Maximal interval between two consecutive outputs from WinSCP console session, before ''TimeoutException'' is thrown. The default is one minute. It's not recommended to change the value. For session/connection timeout, see ''[[library_sessionoptions#timeout|SessionOptions.Timeout]]''. When ''SessionOptions.Timeout'' is longer, its value is used instead. | |
| ===== [[methods]] Methods ===== | ===== [[methods]] Methods ===== | ||