The standard XmlHttpRequest object does not have a built-in timeout. Ajax requests will continue indefinitely since there is no standard timeout method. There are ways in which you can get around this , but I would suggest that ASP.NET does this within their framework.
IE8 is the only browser with a built-in timeout property , so I assume that their Ajax structure will match this. In this case, the default timeout will be undefined.
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