read the current requesttimeout with cfml

[Bruce Kirkpatrick]

Am I right that there is no way to read the current value of <cfsetting requesttimeout="1000"> in CFML?

I guess I could wrap all my  <cfsetting> calls in a custom function to do this.

It would be nice to have a way to read this setting back out of CFML.

For example, I might make a function that may need to extend the length of the timeout value, but not make it any smaller then the existing number.  

[Andrew Dixon]

Hi Bruce,

getPageContext().getRequestTimeout(); 

should get you the timeout in ms.

Kind regards,

Andrew

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[Bruce Kirkpatrick]

Andrew,

It does, but the return value of getPageContext is a Java object.  With java disabled in the access/sandbox, there is no pure CFML way to do this.