The request has exceeded the allowable time limit Tag: CFLOOP

[Jorge Loyo]

Any ideas of why I may be getting this?

I got the nightly build (784)
and I set the <cfset MACHII_ONLOAD_REQUEST_TIMEOUT = 320 /> just to
test.

The error occurred in C:\www\com\MachII\framework\Event.cfc: line 161
Called from C:\www\com\MachII\framework\Event.cfc: line 57
Called from C:\www\com\MachII\framework\EventManager.cfc: line 196
Called from C:\www\com\MachII\framework\EventContext.cfc: line 305
Called from C:\www\com\MachII\framework\RequestHandler.cfc: line 289
Called from C:\www\com\MachII\framework\RequestHandler.cfc: line 217
Called from C:\www\com\MachII\framework\RequestHandler.cfc: line 147
Called from C:\www\com\MachII\mach-ii.cfc: line 141
Called from C:\www\com\MachII\mach-ii.cfc: line 75

159 :
160 : <cfloop collection="#arguments.args#" item="key">
161 : <cfset setArg(key, arguments.args[key]) />
162 : </cfloop>
163 : </cffunction>

[iKnowKungFoo]

I ran into this in an application we have at work. I've been going
through the code using VarScoper to make sure variables in the
application's CFC (not the Mach-II files) were properly var scoped.
I'm not sure if this is the cause, but it's the most likely culprit.

http://varscoper.riaforge.org/

This won't catch anything that is specifically placed into the
variables scope when it shouldn't be, but it'll catch everything else.

-- Adrian