I am running two sites on the same server, one for live clients and one for
testing before we post to live. Each site contains both C# and VB.NET web
services that connect to a SQL Server 2000 database (also running duplicate
databases in SQL Server, one for live, one for testing). The C# web service
also makes calls to an outside dll using DLLImport.
After posting to the test site, the live site frequently stops responding
and the web services time out. This can only be resolved by resetting IIS
or rebooting the server altogether. Obviously, this makes for very unhappy
customers! A web search has not turned up any viable reasons for why this
is happening. I am in urgent need of help...any suggestions would be
greatly appreciated!
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Hi Jeff,
What's the relation (or dependency) between the production and test web
applications?
--
Best regards,
Abel Eduardo Pereira
"Jeff Cobelli" <jc******@theimpactgroup.com> wrote in message
news:%2******************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I am running two sites on the same server, one for live clients and one for
testing before we post to live. Each site contains both C# and VB.NET web
services that connect to a SQL Server 2000 database (also running duplicate
databases in SQL Server, one for live, one for testing). The C# web
service also makes calls to an outside dll using DLLImport.
After posting to the test site, the live site frequently stops responding
and the web services time out. This can only be resolved by resetting IIS
or rebooting the server altogether. Obviously, this makes for very
unhappy customers! A web search has not turned up any viable reasons for
why this is happening. I am in urgent need of help...any suggestions
would be greatly appreciated!
Hello Abel -
The production site contains the current "stable" web services, and the test
site is used for testing new features before deploying to the production
site. So they are basically duplicates of each other, with the same (or
very similar) file structures.
Thanks for your interest in helping me out!
- Jeff
"Abel Eduardo Pereira" <ab************@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:O3****************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... Hi Jeff,
What's the relation (or dependency) between the production and test web
applications?
--
Best regards,
Abel Eduardo Pereira
"Jeff Cobelli" <jc******@theimpactgroup.com> wrote in message
news:%2******************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...I am running two sites on the same server, one for live clients and one
for testing before we post to live. Each site contains both C# and VB.NET
web services that connect to a SQL Server 2000 database (also running
duplicate databases in SQL Server, one for live, one for testing). The C#
web service also makes calls to an outside dll using DLLImport.
After posting to the test site, the live site frequently stops responding
and the web services time out. This can only be resolved by resetting
IIS or rebooting the server altogether. Obviously, this makes for very
unhappy customers! A web search has not turned up any viable reasons for
why this is happening. I am in urgent need of help...any suggestions
would be greatly appreciated!
Do you have any othet info, some errors in event log or the iis logfiles?
"Jeff Cobelli" wrote: Hello Abel -
The production site contains the current "stable" web services, and the test
site is used for testing new features before deploying to the production
site. So they are basically duplicates of each other, with the same (or
very similar) file structures.
Thanks for your interest in helping me out!
- Jeff
"Abel Eduardo Pereira" <ab************@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:O3****************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... Hi Jeff,
What's the relation (or dependency) between the production and test web
applications?
--
Best regards,
Abel Eduardo Pereira
"Jeff Cobelli" <jc******@theimpactgroup.com> wrote in message
news:%2******************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...I am running two sites on the same server, one for live clients and one
for testing before we post to live. Each site contains both C# and VB.NET
web services that connect to a SQL Server 2000 database (also running
duplicate databases in SQL Server, one for live, one for testing). The C#
web service also makes calls to an outside dll using DLLImport.
After posting to the test site, the live site frequently stops responding
and the web services time out. This can only be resolved by resetting
IIS or rebooting the server altogether. Obviously, this makes for very
unhappy customers! A web search has not turned up any viable reasons for
why this is happening. I am in urgent need of help...any suggestions
would be greatly appreciated!
Hi Jeff,
The supplied info doesn't really allow me to identify the problem...
Anyway, if you are using IIS 5.x try to isolate the web applications from
the IIS manager console. I don't really remember in which tab you can do
that, but it's easy to find that setting (which by default is Medium
Isolation - I think...) and change the value to High Isolation. This will
allow your web applications to run each one is is own process.
If you are running on IIS 6, I believe you can achive the same with
application pools (notice this is available only when running in worker
process isolation mode).
--
Best regards,
Abel Eduardo Pereira
"Jeff Cobelli" <jc******@theimpactgroup.com> wrote in message
news:O$****************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... Hello Abel -
The production site contains the current "stable" web services, and the
test site is used for testing new features before deploying to the
production site. So they are basically duplicates of each other, with the
same (or very similar) file structures.
Thanks for your interest in helping me out!
- Jeff
"Abel Eduardo Pereira" <ab************@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:O3****************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... Hi Jeff,
What's the relation (or dependency) between the production and test web
applications?
--
Best regards,
Abel Eduardo Pereira
"Jeff Cobelli" <jc******@theimpactgroup.com> wrote in message
news:%2******************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...I am running two sites on the same server, one for live clients and one
for testing before we post to live. Each site contains both C# and
VB.NET web services that connect to a SQL Server 2000 database (also
running duplicate databases in SQL Server, one for live, one for
testing). The C# web service also makes calls to an outside dll using
DLLImport.
After posting to the test site, the live site frequently stops
responding and the web services time out. This can only be resolved by
resetting IIS or rebooting the server altogether. Obviously, this makes
for very unhappy customers! A web search has not turned up any viable
reasons for why this is happening. I am in urgent need of help...any
suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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