The problem:
We have ASP application that uses WSC as data access tier
to SQL Server, and it runs well on windows 2000 server
IIS 5.0.
When we install the application on XP with IIS 5.1 the
browser hang from time to time.
When testing with a network sniffer we found out that
sometimes the browser request an ASP page and don't get a
response from the server.
When the browser hangs there are no errors in the event
log and the appication is working from another browser.
It's not a specific ASP page that stops responding, but
it usually happens after the browser is left for few
minutes without clicking (even though the session is not
over yet).
there are not 3rd party objects in the server,
and we made sure that we used server side objects.
It seems that after upgrading the script engine in the XP
to 6.5.0.8515 the problem disappears.
Is there a know problem with the script engine 5.6.0.6626
that ships with XP? Or did we make a mistake in the ASP
scripts?
We need to explain something to our customers.
Thanks
Ido Zur 5 1778
Are you using the FSO in these pages that hang? http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2180
Ray at work
"Ido Zur" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2d****************************@phx.gbl... The problem:
We have ASP application that uses WSC as data access tier to SQL Server, and it runs well on windows 2000 server IIS 5.0. When we install the application on XP with IIS 5.1 the browser hang from time to time. When testing with a network sniffer we found out that sometimes the browser request an ASP page and don't get a response from the server. When the browser hangs there are no errors in the event log and the appication is working from another browser. It's not a specific ASP page that stops responding, but it usually happens after the browser is left for few minutes without clicking (even though the session is not over yet). there are not 3rd party objects in the server, and we made sure that we used server side objects. It seems that after upgrading the script engine in the XP to 6.5.0.8515 the problem disappears.
Is there a know problem with the script engine 5.6.0.6626 that ships with XP? Or did we make a mistake in the ASP scripts?
We need to explain something to our customers.
Thanks Ido Zur
No FSO, and on the test machine we don't have anti virus
as well, just clean XP SP1 with SQL server 2000 SP3 and
Java machine from Sun.
thanks
Ido -----Original Message----- Are you using the FSO in these pages that hang? http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2180
Ray at work
"Ido Zur" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
messagenews:2d****************************@phx.gbl... The problem:
We have ASP application that uses WSC as data access
tier to SQL Server, and it runs well on windows 2000 server IIS 5.0. When we install the application on XP with IIS 5.1 the browser hang from time to time. When testing with a network sniffer we found out that sometimes the browser request an ASP page and don't
get a response from the server. When the browser hangs there are no errors in the event log and the appication is working from another browser. It's not a specific ASP page that stops responding, but it usually happens after the browser is left for few minutes without clicking (even though the session is
not over yet). there are not 3rd party objects in the server, and we made sure that we used server side objects. It seems that after upgrading the script engine in the
XP to 6.5.0.8515 the problem disappears.
Is there a know problem with the script engine
5.6.0.6626 that ships with XP? Or did we make a mistake in the ASP scripts?
We need to explain something to our customers.
Thanks Ido Zur
.
Okay, then we'll have to see a relevant code snippet that is causing the
hang.
Ray at work
"Ido Zur" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2e****************************@phx.gbl... No FSO, and on the test machine we don't have anti virus as well, just clean XP SP1 with SQL server 2000 SP3 and Java machine from Sun.
thanks
Ido-----Original Message----- Are you using the FSO in these pages that hang? http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2180
Ray at work
"Ido Zur" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in messagenews:2d****************************@phx.gbl... The problem:
We have ASP application that uses WSC as data access tier to SQL Server, and it runs well on windows 2000 server IIS 5.0. When we install the application on XP with IIS 5.1 the browser hang from time to time. When testing with a network sniffer we found out that sometimes the browser request an ASP page and don't get a response from the server. When the browser hangs there are no errors in the event log and the appication is working from another browser. It's not a specific ASP page that stops responding, but it usually happens after the browser is left for few minutes without clicking (even though the session is not over yet). there are not 3rd party objects in the server, and we made sure that we used server side objects. It seems that after upgrading the script engine in the XP to 6.5.0.8515 the problem disappears.
Is there a know problem with the script engine 5.6.0.6626 that ships with XP? Or did we make a mistake in the ASP scripts?
We need to explain something to our customers.
Thanks Ido Zur
.
Dear Ray
we don't know where to look for. we have an empty ASP
page that we call every 5 mintures just to refresh the
session timer, and even this page hangs occasionaly.
the only clue is that Pat from the "General" IIS newgroup
read the output of the IISState utility and said that the
threads are working fines but there is an ASP thread that
is trying to cleanup something and it waits.
and of course the fact that the update script engine made
the problem disapear.
thanks
Ido Zur -----Original Message----- Okay, then we'll have to see a relevant code snippet
that is causing thehang.
Ray at work
"Ido Zur" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
messagenews:2e****************************@phx.gbl... No FSO, and on the test machine we don't have anti
virus as well, just clean XP SP1 with SQL server 2000 SP3 and Java machine from Sun.
thanks
Ido >-----Original Message----- >Are you using the FSO in these pages that hang? >http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2180 > >Ray at work > >"Ido Zur" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message >news:2d****************************@phx.gbl... >> The problem: >> >> We have ASP application that uses WSC as data access tier >> to SQL Server, and it runs well on windows 2000
server >> IIS 5.0. >> When we install the application on XP with IIS 5.1
the >> browser hang from time to time. >> When testing with a network sniffer we found out
that >> sometimes the browser request an ASP page and don't get a >> response from the server. >> When the browser hangs there are no errors in the
event >> log and the appication is working from another
browser. >> It's not a specific ASP page that stops responding,
but >> it usually happens after the browser is left for few >> minutes without clicking (even though the session is not >> over yet). >> there are not 3rd party objects in the server, >> and we made sure that we used server side objects. >> It seems that after upgrading the script engine in
the XP >> to 6.5.0.8515 the problem disappears. >> >> Is there a know problem with the script engine 5.6.0.6626 >> that ships with XP? Or did we make a mistake in the
ASP >> scripts? >> >> We need to explain something to our customers. >> >> Thanks >> Ido Zur >> > > >. >
.
Well, I think that one of the first things you have to examine is the code.
Are there any loops? Is it the same page all the time? Aside from the code
and your network sniffing, it couldn't hurt to [re]install service packs and
things like that, as well.
Ray at work
<an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:63****************************@phx.gbl... Dear Ray
we don't know where to look for. we have an empty ASP page that we call every 5 mintures just to refresh the session timer, and even this page hangs occasionaly.
the only clue is that Pat from the "General" IIS newgroup read the output of the IISState utility and said that the threads are working fines but there is an ASP thread that is trying to cleanup something and it waits.
and of course the fact that the update script engine made the problem disapear.
thanks
Ido Zur
-----Original Message----- Okay, then we'll have to see a relevant code snippet that is causing thehang.
Ray at work
"Ido Zur" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in messagenews:2e****************************@phx.gbl... No FSO, and on the test machine we don't have anti virus as well, just clean XP SP1 with SQL server 2000 SP3 and Java machine from Sun.
thanks
Ido >-----Original Message----- >Are you using the FSO in these pages that hang? >http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2180 > >Ray at work > >"Ido Zur" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >news:2d****************************@phx.gbl... >> The problem: >> >> We have ASP application that uses WSC as data access tier >> to SQL Server, and it runs well on windows 2000 server >> IIS 5.0. >> When we install the application on XP with IIS 5.1 the >> browser hang from time to time. >> When testing with a network sniffer we found out that >> sometimes the browser request an ASP page and don't get a >> response from the server. >> When the browser hangs there are no errors in the event >> log and the appication is working from another browser. >> It's not a specific ASP page that stops responding, but >> it usually happens after the browser is left for few >> minutes without clicking (even though the session is not >> over yet). >> there are not 3rd party objects in the server, >> and we made sure that we used server side objects. >> It seems that after upgrading the script engine in the XP >> to 6.5.0.8515 the problem disappears. >> >> Is there a know problem with the script engine 5.6.0.6626 >> that ships with XP? Or did we make a mistake in the ASP >> scripts? >> >> We need to explain something to our customers. >> >> Thanks >> Ido Zur >> > > >. >
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