aspx hanging ?

[andersboth]

If i in my aspx cs file put code like this:

public delegate void TimeOutDelegate ();

public void timeOut()
{
Thread.Sleep(80 00);
}

private void Page_Load(objec t sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
Label1.Text= DateTime.Now.To LongTimeString( ) + ":" +
DateTime.Now.Mi llisecond ;
TimeOutDelegate timeOutDelegate = new TimeOutDelegate (this.timeOut);
timeOutDelegate .BeginInvoke(nu ll,null);
}

And then in aspx file a Label1, and a <META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh"
CONTENT="0", to make it reload all the time.

Then the aspx page start haging or get delayed after a short time. I
think this is because some settings in IIS or
machine.config.

How come this happen ?

What settings do i need to change to avoid this ?

Best Regards, and thx if someone can help , Anders, Denmark,.

[bruce barker]

if you have session state enabled, then page requests (for the same
session) are serialized (queued) to control access to session. just
disable session.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
an********@gmai l.com wrote:

If i in my aspx cs file put code like this:

public delegate void TimeOutDelegate ();

public void timeOut()
{
Thread.Sleep(80 00);
}

private void Page_Load(objec t sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
Label1.Text= DateTime.Now.To LongTimeString( ) + ":" +
DateTime.Now.Mi llisecond ;
TimeOutDelegate timeOutDelegate = new TimeOutDelegate (this.timeOut);
timeOutDelegate .BeginInvoke(nu ll,null);
}

And then in aspx file a Label1, and a <META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh"
CONTENT="0", to make it reload all the time.

Then the aspx page start haging or get delayed after a short time. I
think this is because some settings in IIS or
machine.config.

How come this happen ?

What settings do i need to change to avoid this ?

Best Regards, and thx if someone can help , Anders, Denmark,.

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I think the bigger question here is, "why do you want to halt page processing
on the server" for 8 seconds? If you want a dynamically refreshing "timed
label" the preferred way to do this is with client script and the setInterval
method.
Peter

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"an********@gma il.com" wrote:

>
If i in my aspx cs file put code like this:

public delegate void TimeOutDelegate ();

public void timeOut()
{
Thread.Sleep(80 00);
}

private void Page_Load(objec t sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
Label1.Text= DateTime.Now.To LongTimeString( ) + ":" +
DateTime.Now.Mi llisecond ;
TimeOutDelegate timeOutDelegate = new TimeOutDelegate (this.timeOut);
timeOutDelegate .BeginInvoke(nu ll,null);
}

And then in aspx file a Label1, and a <META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh"
CONTENT="0", to make it reload all the time.

Then the aspx page start haging or get delayed after a short time. I
think this is because some settings in IIS or
machine.config.

How come this happen ?

What settings do i need to change to avoid this ?

Best Regards, and thx if someone can help , Anders, Denmark,.

[andersboth]

To set <sessionState mode="Off"did not solve the problem, it remains
the same to me, that asp.net gets hanging or delayed.

If someone have more tips or ideas they are still very welcome !.

- Peter Bromberg. This is just a "Hello World" sample to generate
the "bug/situation". I really need to find out why this kind off code
makes the asp.net hanging for me.

Best Regards, and thank you.

Anders Both

On Feb 16, 5:12 pm, bruce barker <nos...@nospam. comwrote:

if you have session state enabled, then page requests (for the same
session) are serialized (queued) to control access to session. just
disable session.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

andersb...@gmai l.com wrote:

If i in my aspx cs file put code like this:

public delegate void TimeOutDelegate ();

public void timeOut()
{
Thread.Sleep(80 00);
}

private void Page_Load(objec t sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
Label1.Text= DateTime.Now.To LongTimeString( ) + ":" +
DateTime.Now.Mi llisecond ;
TimeOutDelegate timeOutDelegate = new TimeOutDelegate (this.timeOut);
timeOutDelegate .BeginInvoke(nu ll,null);
}

And then in aspx file a Label1, and a <META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh"
CONTENT="0", to make it reload all the time.

Then the aspx page start haging or get delayed after a short time. I
think this is because some settings in IIS or
machine.config.

How come this happen ?

What settings do i need to change to avoid this ?

Best Regards, and thx if someone can help , Anders, Denmark,.- Hide quoted text -

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[andersboth]

Remark: The Thread.Sleep(80 00) is called in a asynchronous way, so the
asp.net page should not hang for 8 sec. And it does not hang for 8
sec. It only hangs if you keep on reffreshin the page with a <META
HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh"
CONTENT="0">

* *

I know this is a maybe a very strange question, but still i hope some
one got some ideas or oppionions.

On Feb 17, 10:44 pm, andersb...@gmai l.com wrote:

To set <sessionState mode="Off"did not solve the problem, it remains
the same to me, that asp.net gets hanging or delayed.

If someone have more tips or ideas they are still very welcome !.

- Peter Bromberg. This is just a "Hello World" sample to generate
the "bug/situation". I really need to find out why this kind off code
makes the asp.net hanging for me.

Best Regards, and thank you.

Anders Both

On Feb 16, 5:12 pm, bruce barker <nos...@nospam. comwrote:

if you have session state enabled, then page requests (for the same
session) are serialized (queued) to control access to session. just
disable session.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

andersb...@gmai l.com wrote:

If i in my aspx cs file put code like this:

public delegate void TimeOutDelegate ();

public void timeOut()
{
Thread.Sleep(80 00);
}

private void Page_Load(objec t sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
Label1.Text= DateTime.Now.To LongTimeString( ) + ":" +
DateTime.Now.Mi llisecond ;
TimeOutDelegate timeOutDelegate = new TimeOutDelegate (this.timeOut);
timeOutDelegate .BeginInvoke(nu ll,null);
}

And then in aspx file a Label1, and a <META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh"
CONTENT="0", to make it reload all the time.

Then the aspx page start haging or get delayed after a short time. I
think this is because some settings in IIS or
machine.config.

How come this happen ?

What settings do i need to change to avoid this ?

Best Regards, and thx if someone can help , Anders, Denmark,.- Hide quoted text -

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