IIS Response Not Reaching Back To Client
Oct 12, 2010
I got a strange issue after hosting the my site in IIS 7.5, Windows server 2008 64 bit
The applicaion is created in ASP.Net 2.0
The page with issue has following workflow:
Upload a file from browser (may be very large size ~50 MB)Perform some process (May take very long time: up to 30 minuits)Notifies the client that process is done.During the process client uses something like http://www.codeproject.com/KB/session/Session_Defibrillator.aspx to keep the session alive.
The Issue:
The client does not get any response sent by my code after the process is over. It should refresh the page with the response provided by my code. But instead it only shows waiting for... in the status bar.
I have tried this on IE and firefox.
To veryfy the process is over
I have added some trance message in my code to check when the process gets finished.I have also checked the Log from IIS, it also shows that response sent with Code 200.
Please help me solving this issue:
What could be the issue?How can I diagnose and fix this problem?In what cases connection between browser and IIS server gets lost.
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