Add On Timeout

We have an add-on which was developed for SAP B1 2005 and recently ported to SAP B1 2007.
After the upgrade to 2007 users started to complain about the Add on being disconnected / timing out during longer running batch jobs.
This add on allows the users to choose and process incoming data and users are able to process many information at one run, so it can run for several minutes without any user interaction.
Is there any timeout setting or anything that might have impact on the add-on?
Thank you very much, appreciate any help.

The add-on does not use SQL Server stored procedure. It is a C-sharp code using the SDK to import EDI orders to the SAP-B1. It uses the SDK classes to process the orders, there is no direct SQL commands or stored procedures.
It goes thru a loop per order where for each order it executes the same processes. If there is many orders to process (40+), there could be extended period of time where the add-on is processing without any user interaction (possibly 10 minutes).
In this case the add-on stops responding and eventually SAP prompts the user to restart the add-on.
It does not happen if the number of orders to be processed is less. The truth is that the database got much bigger over the last couple of year, so the problem might be much more visible now.
Thank you in advance for any advice / help.

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