I appreciate anyone's insight on this as I am new to web programming with .NET.
I have a simple method which I use to send various HTTP requests to a web
server (snippet below). On the first several invocations, the debugger will
actually stop in the catch block.
However, after a number of invocations (variant) the program just hangs on
waiting for the GetResponse(). I would expect the timeout/Webexception to
occur. In monitoring the traffic on the webserver, the requests are coming
in and the server appears to be responding appropriately.
On an additional note, if I comment out the explicit setting of the timeout
to 100 ms (from what I read in the WROX book, default is 100,000 anyway),
then the application never steps into the catch block.
bool sendWebRequest( string URIstring)
{
WebRequest webReq = WebRequest.Crea te(URIstring);
webReq.Timeout = 100;
try
{
WebResponse webResp = webReq.GetRespo nse();
return true;
}
catch (WebException e)
{
return false;
}
} 3 2900
Just take away the timeout. I got another sample here: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...st(d=ide).aspx
chanmm
"Jonathan@IbisT ek" <jj****@ibistek .com.(D0N0tSp@m )> wrote in message
news:9F******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I appreciate anyone's insight on this as I am new to web programming with .NET.
I have a simple method which I use to send various HTTP requests to a web server (snippet below). On the first several invocations, the debugger will actually stop in the catch block.
However, after a number of invocations (variant) the program just hangs on waiting for the GetResponse(). I would expect the timeout/Webexception to occur. In monitoring the traffic on the webserver, the requests are coming in and the server appears to be responding appropriately.
On an additional note, if I comment out the explicit setting of the timeout to 100 ms (from what I read in the WROX book, default is 100,000 anyway), then the application never steps into the catch block.
bool sendWebRequest( string URIstring) { WebRequest webReq = WebRequest.Crea te(URIstring); webReq.Timeout = 100; try { WebResponse webResp = webReq.GetRespo nse(); return true; } catch (WebException e) { return false; } }
Thanks - but if I actually remove the explicit timeout, it hangs forever.
I played with the numbers and found that 1000000 msec will produce results,
but that is just wayyyy too slow for our purposes. I think I'm going to need
to bypass .NET's web widgets and go the low-level socket route.
Which doesn't make sense, because the response in IE is super fast...?
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"chanmm" wrote: Just take away the timeout. I got another sample here: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...st(d=ide).aspx
chanmm
"Jonathan@IbisT ek" <jj****@ibistek .com.(D0N0tSp@m )> wrote in message news:9F******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...I appreciate anyone's insight on this as I am new to web programming with .NET.
I have a simple method which I use to send various HTTP requests to a web server (snippet below). On the first several invocations, the debugger will actually stop in the catch block.
However, after a number of invocations (variant) the program just hangs on waiting for the GetResponse(). I would expect the timeout/Webexception to occur. In monitoring the traffic on the webserver, the requests are coming in and the server appears to be responding appropriately.
On an additional note, if I comment out the explicit setting of the timeout to 100 ms (from what I read in the WROX book, default is 100,000 anyway), then the application never steps into the catch block.
bool sendWebRequest( string URIstring) { WebRequest webReq = WebRequest.Crea te(URIstring); webReq.Timeout = 100; try { WebResponse webResp = webReq.GetRespo nse(); return true; } catch (WebException e) { return false; } }
Thus wrote jj****@ibistek. com.(D0N0tSp@m), I appreciate anyone's insight on this as I am new to web programming with .NET.
I have a simple method which I use to send various HTTP requests to a web server (snippet below). On the first several invocations, the debugger will actually stop in the catch block.
However, after a number of invocations (variant) the program just hangs on waiting for the GetResponse(). I would expect the timeout/Webexception to occur. In monitoring the traffic on the webserver, the requests are coming in and the server appears to be responding appropriately.
On an additional note, if I comment out the explicit setting of the timeout to 100 ms (from what I read in the WROX book, default is 100,000 anyway), then the application never steps into the catch block.
bool sendWebRequest( string URIstring) { WebRequest webReq = WebRequest.Crea te(URIstring); webReq.Timeout = 100; try { WebResponse webResp = webReq.GetRespo nse(); return true; } catch (WebException e) { return false; } }
HttpWebResponse is an IDisposable. You have to close it explictly, otherwise
it blocks an underlying TCP connection -- and by default you only get two
persistent connections per server. Use a using block to safely dispose the
response:
using(WebRespon se response = request.GetResp onse()
{
// Process response...
}
Cheers,
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