Avoiding socket time-outs when creating archives

Socket time-outs can occur when you add many or large resources and processes to an archive. Create archives asynchronously if socket time-outs occur when you are creating or updating archives.

When you create archives, Workbench opens a connection to the LiveCycle server. The default behavior is to maintain the connection while the archive is created. If the connection is open for too long, a socket time-out can occur. The amount of time required to cause a socket time-out depends on the server configuration.

When you are creating archives asynchronously, the connection is closed after Workbench sends the request to the LiveCycle server to create the archive. Another connection is opened when the LiveCycle server notifies Workbench that the archive is created.

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