Hi,
- I've created a webservice in VS2003/c# wich relies heavily on cache. It
has a cache manager wich loads
resources (triggered by requests) and wich has also a built in timer wich
triggers every 5 mins a check on
the unused lifetime of all cached resources and frees them if they exceed
their idle time limit. I made also a
log object wich logs HTTP application level (triggered from global.asax) and
web method level events (triggered
from the various webmethods). From the results of this log i'm fine tuning
the behavior of my cache manager. -
This works quite well, but i don't understand fully the behavior of a
HTTPApplication and i think it is the key to
understand and counter following problems :
1. When VS loads my project and connects to the web service IIS starts up an
HTTPApplication , and it
generates an application error event. Is this normal (to ignore) ?
2. My service is heavily used at office hours. So at 9am users starts to hit
it. At that time my cache
manager is very busy loading resources and it takes about 2 minutes before
the first user can comfortably work
with his client. Is it possible to wake a service at server side (i
considered building a small client wich wakes
the service at 8.45am and 12.45pm (end of lunchbreak) but i don't like the
idea because i prefer compact system architectures) ?
3. I notice the HTTPApplication class instance gets shuts down daily (a
while after the last request) twice. Maybe
there is a way to prevent this (wich makes 2. obsolete) ?
I'm aware these issues may relate more to fine tuning IIS then to .NET/c#
but i can't find any good directions...
Thanks in advance for your comments,
AinO. 3 1773
AinO,
Regarding your Application error event, without knowing what exactly the
even is, I'd be guessing. Perhaps somebody else could expand on it.
As far as "waking up" the service is concerned, you could have a simple VBS
script that runs from Task Scheduler that makes the required request to get
everything going, before business hours.
Addressing the third issue, you could run the IISState tool to create a dump
that would provide more insight into what and from where your application is
quitting.
Hope the above gives some ideas.
--Peter
"AinO" <no*****@please .com> wrote in message
news:rp******** **************@ phobos.telenet-ops.be... Hi,
- I've created a webservice in VS2003/c# wich relies heavily on cache. It has a cache manager wich loads resources (triggered by requests) and wich has also a built in timer wich triggers every 5 mins a check on the unused lifetime of all cached resources and frees them if they exceed their idle time limit. I made also a log object wich logs HTTP application level (triggered from global.asax) and web method level events (triggered from the various webmethods). From the results of this log i'm fine tuning the behavior of my cache manager. -
This works quite well, but i don't understand fully the behavior of a HTTPApplication and i think it is the key to understand and counter following problems :
1. When VS loads my project and connects to the web service IIS starts up an HTTPApplication , and it generates an application error event. Is this normal (to ignore) ?
2. My service is heavily used at office hours. So at 9am users starts to hit it. At that time my cache manager is very busy loading resources and it takes about 2 minutes before the first user can comfortably work with his client. Is it possible to wake a service at server side (i considered building a small client wich wakes the service at 8.45am and 12.45pm (end of lunchbreak) but i don't like the idea because i prefer compact system architectures) ?
3. I notice the HTTPApplication class instance gets shuts down daily (a while after the last request) twice. Maybe there is a way to prevent this (wich makes 2. obsolete) ?
I'm aware these issues may relate more to fine tuning IIS then to .NET/c# but i can't find any good directions...
Thanks in advance for your comments,
AinO.
the application object will shut down after inactivity, for health reasons,
you should accept that behavior and not muck with it. follow bromberg's
advice and write an application warmer that fires every so often to keep the
application nice and toasty. .net 2.0 fixes this problem with some
specialized tools by the way
--
Regards,
Alvin Bruney - ASP.NET MVP
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"Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]" <pb*******@yaho o.com> wrote in message
news:e3******** *******@TK2MSFT NGP12.phx.gbl.. . AinO, Regarding your Application error event, without knowing what exactly the even is, I'd be guessing. Perhaps somebody else could expand on it.
As far as "waking up" the service is concerned, you could have a simple VBS script that runs from Task Scheduler that makes the required request to get everything going, before business hours.
Addressing the third issue, you could run the IISState tool to create a dump that would provide more insight into what and from where your application is quitting.
Hope the above gives some ideas.
--Peter
"AinO" <no*****@please .com> wrote in message news:rp******** **************@ phobos.telenet-ops.be... Hi,
- I've created a webservice in VS2003/c# wich relies heavily on cache. It has a cache manager wich loads resources (triggered by requests) and wich has also a built in timer wich triggers every 5 mins a check on the unused lifetime of all cached resources and frees them if they exceed their idle time limit. I made also a log object wich logs HTTP application level (triggered from global.asax) and web method level events (triggered from the various webmethods). From the results of this log i'm fine tuning the behavior of my cache manager. -
This works quite well, but i don't understand fully the behavior of a HTTPApplication and i think it is the key to understand and counter following problems :
1. When VS loads my project and connects to the web service IIS starts up an HTTPApplication , and it generates an application error event. Is this normal (to ignore) ?
2. My service is heavily used at office hours. So at 9am users starts to hit it. At that time my cache manager is very busy loading resources and it takes about 2 minutes before the first user can comfortably work with his client. Is it possible to wake a service at server side (i considered building a small client wich wakes the service at 8.45am and 12.45pm (end of lunchbreak) but i don't like the idea because i prefer compact system architectures) ?
3. I notice the HTTPApplication class instance gets shuts down daily (a while after the last request) twice. Maybe there is a way to prevent this (wich makes 2. obsolete) ?
I'm aware these issues may relate more to fine tuning IIS then to .NET/c# but i can't find any good directions...
Thanks in advance for your comments,
AinO.
Thanks Peter and Alvin for the info, i will go for the scheduled VBS ...
AinO.
"Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]" <pb*******@yaho o.com> wrote in message
news:e3******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P12.phx.gbl... AinO, Regarding your Application error event, without knowing what exactly the even is, I'd be guessing. Perhaps somebody else could expand on it.
As far as "waking up" the service is concerned, you could have a simple
VBS script that runs from Task Scheduler that makes the required request to
get everything going, before business hours.
Addressing the third issue, you could run the IISState tool to create a
dump that would provide more insight into what and from where your application
is quitting.
Hope the above gives some ideas.
--Peter
"AinO" <no*****@please .com> wrote in message news:rp******** **************@ phobos.telenet-ops.be... Hi,
- I've created a webservice in VS2003/c# wich relies heavily on cache.
It has a cache manager wich loads resources (triggered by requests) and wich has also a built in timer
wich triggers every 5 mins a check on the unused lifetime of all cached resources and frees them if they
exceed their idle time limit. I made also a log object wich logs HTTP application level (triggered from global.asax) and web method level events (triggered from the various webmethods). From the results of this log i'm fine
tuning the behavior of my cache manager. -
This works quite well, but i don't understand fully the behavior of a HTTPApplication and i think it is the key to understand and counter following problems :
1. When VS loads my project and connects to the web service IIS starts
up an HTTPApplication , and it generates an application error event. Is this normal (to ignore) ?
2. My service is heavily used at office hours. So at 9am users starts to hit it. At that time my cache manager is very busy loading resources and it takes about 2 minutes
before the first user can comfortably work with his client. Is it possible to wake a service at server side (i considered building a small client wich wakes the service at 8.45am and 12.45pm (end of lunchbreak) but i don't like
the idea because i prefer compact system architectures) ?
3. I notice the HTTPApplication class instance gets shuts down daily (a while after the last request) twice. Maybe there is a way to prevent this (wich makes 2. obsolete) ?
I'm aware these issues may relate more to fine tuning IIS then to
..NET/c# but i can't find any good directions...
Thanks in advance for your comments,
AinO.
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