I'm using ServiceStack's JsonServiceClient but I've seen that despite setting the client timeout, the HTTP call still goes wrong after a certain period of time. I fixed this by setting the executionTimeout parameter of ASP.NET. What is the difference between these two timeouts given that the ServiceStack client should be a wrapper of that of the framework? Thanks

CodePudding user response：

The Timeout property configures the HttpWebRequest.Timeout property but it depends on which .NET runtime you're running on as the implementation of .NET's HttpWebRequest was completely rewritten to use HttpClient in .NET Core.

If you're on .NET 6 it's recommended to use the JsonApiClient otherwise all previous .NET Core Apps should use JsonHttpClient whilst .NET Framework Apps can use either JsonServiceClient or JsonHttpClient.