- Upload Suite Overview
- What's New?
- Choosing Upload Technology
- Evaluating Upload Suite
- Upload Suite Editions
- System Requirements
- Installation and Deployment Notes
- ActiveX/Java Uploader
- Where ActiveX/Java Uploader Can Be Useful
- Before You Started with ActiveX/Java Uploader
- ActiveX/Java Uploader Fundamentals
- ActiveX/Java Uploader User Interface
- Getting Started
- Using ActiveX/Java Uploader
- Troubleshooting
- Reference
- ActiveX/Java Uploader ASP.NET Reference
- ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP Reference
- ActiveXControl Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- AddFilesProgressDialog Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- AuthenticationDialog Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- BackgroundImageFormat Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- BaseClientControl Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- BaseControl Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- ClientEvents Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- ContextMenu Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- ConvertedFile Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- Converter Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- DeleteFilesDialog Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- DescriptionEditor Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- DetailsViewColumns Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- FolderPane Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- FontFormat Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- ImageEditor Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- ImageFormat Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- InformationBar Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- InstallationProgress Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- JavaControl Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- Messages Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- Metadata Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- Package Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- PaneItem Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- PostFields Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- QualityMeter Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- Restrictions Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- StatusPane Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- Thumbnail Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- ThumbnailClientEvents Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- TreePane Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- UploadedFile Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- Uploader Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- UploadHandler Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- UploadPane Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- UploadProgressDialog Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- UploadSettings Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- UploadSettings Members ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- UploadSettings Properties ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- ActionUrl Property ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- AutoRecoveryMaxAttemptCount Property ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- AutoRecoveryTimeout Property ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- Charset Property ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- ChunkSize Property ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- ConnectionTimeout Property ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- EnableHeadRequest Property ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- EnableInstantUpload Property ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- FilesPerPackage Property ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- MaxConnectionCount Property ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- ProgressBytesMode Property ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- RedirectUrl Property ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- UploadConverterOutputSeparately Property ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- AmazonS3Extender Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- FileSettings Class ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
- ActiveX/Java Uploader JavaScript Reference
- ActiveX/Java Uploader Client-Side Events Reference
- POST Field Reference
- HTML5/Flash Uploader
- Licensing Information
- Legal Notices
UploadSettings.AutoRecoveryTimeout Property ActiveX/Java Uploader PHP
Supported browsers:
Gets or sets an interval in which ActiveX/Java Uploader should try to resume the upload if it was interrupted.
Syntax
PHP
public function getAutoRecoveryTimeout() {
}
public function setAutoRecoveryTimeout($value) {
}Property Value
Type: integer
The number of milliseconds the ActiveX/Java Uploader should wait between attempts.
Default value is 5000.
Remarks
Note
ActiveX/Java UploaderExpress does not support automatic upload recovery. See the Upload Suite Editions topic for details.
This parameter takes effect if only the AutoRecoveryMaxAttemptCount is greater than 1.
Note
ActiveX/Java Uploader tries to resend the request that has failed. If the request (package) contains more than one file,
these files will be resent again. It means that if you use the auto-recovering feature, the optimal value for the FilesPerPackage
property would be 1.