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Users would like to be able to configure a timeout for Autodesk jobs. The reason is that DWF jobs can run for a very long time (up to 1...2 hours) and then abort with an error. During this time, the job processor is blocked and cannot process any jobs. If it were possible to set a timeout of 15 minutes, then a job would abort with an error and would not block the job processor. The faulty jobs can then be restarted by the administrator in the evening and it doesn't matter how long they run.
