I published my brand new site the first time to the brand new server and when testing it I noticed that none of the .aspx.vb code behinds was deployed and I got an error that those were missing.
I'm trying to write a simple website (ASP.NET v4), which will call Windows Search, find a specific file and return it to the user. I've put together the following as an example: it calls the Windows Search service on "remoteserver", and returns the path of "somefile.txt":
i am getting this error when requesting a page on my project.it was running fine before but suddenly it keeps me throwing this error.i am straching my hair over this.
I created a new project in both computers, i build it, i copied the 3 dll's files in the bin folder (System.Web.Mvc, System.Web.Routing, system.Web.Abstractions), and i publish them...., i go to my website [URL] both same problem "Page Not Found"
I tried many blogs...many advices...nothing yet...
In IIS7 I don't find any possibility to keep a website from responding to it's IP address as soon there is SSL set up for this website. I did not add the IP address as hostname for this website and so would expect that the site does only respond to it's given hostname(s). Unfortunately the website won't work if requested via it's IP address, so I have to disable IP address as hostname somehow.
Another issue is that IIS 7 does not display the "secure connection obligatory" error page anymore if secure connection is mandatory for a website. Is there any way to get this error page being displayed, just like it was in IIS6 ?
I have an asp.net application running on a production server.
The cpu usage on the server is very high, 80-90%.
Each request however does not appear to be taking too long, unless the cpu has peaked at 100%.
I need to obtain some profiling data in order to determine if the high cpu usage is due to a small number of high cpu requests, or, if it is just general high load.
I can add more cores to the machine and also web farm the app but I will need evidence in order to justify any costs and future proofing the performance.
Is there a way of logging to a file the CPU usage for each page request?
I took a copy of a website that works fine on a server (done have server access) but when I set up a website in IIS7 and run the classic asp code loading a page is taking nearly a minute. It always loads the pages but just takes forever.
I'm currently developing a few ASP.NET MVC2/.NET 3.5SP1 web-services that are mostly IO bound (execute a couple HTTP back end calls + DB write per request) and i'm getting really poor load-testing performance.
To make sure it wasn't something in my application, I created a brand new ASP MVC 2 project (project -> new -> "ASP.NET MVC2 Web Application", based on .NET 3.5 SP1), added a "TestController" with the following action:
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I deployed this on a dual-core test server, running Win2008 and IIS7, Application Pool set to "integrated mode". I have the following in my C:WindowsMicrosoft.NETFramework64v2.0.50727Aspnet.config:
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Just in case, I added the following DWORD key in the registry:
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I verified I was able to access my test action from a regular browser and started a load test from another machine on the same network: user load set to 500, no "think" time.
The following is what I observe on the machine running the loadtest after about 8 minutes:
req/s: 5.98avg response time: 78.4 secondsno errors whatsoevernote that the local CPU is 1-2% On the test server, this is what I observe using perfmon:
request current: flat line at 501request execution time: flat line at 1506 ms avg => this makes sense though I don't understand why I see the request coming back after 78 seconds at the other end% proc time avg < 1%request queued as well as all others asp.net v2.0.50727 counters at 0 I don't get it. I believe the expected behavior would be to see about 333 req/s (500/1.5) with a avp response time of 1.5xx seconds...
I am using a custom asp.net rewriting module for some time now, and I would like to know how to reference/get a rewritten address (the url that shows in address bar) of an original url using Request.Url?
When I reference url with Request.Url.AbsoluteUri I always get the original address and not the rewritten one. One solution is to encode the original url once again, but I was looking for a different solution where I could actually reference this new url.
I have an application that's locked down using forms authentication. There are few nightly tasks I want to script that make get requests to, say, http://myapp.domain.com/NightlyTask ... I don't need any response, I just need it to accept a get request from a certain IP address. I realize you could spoof an IP address, etc. but I'm trying to make this dead simple.Is there anyway I can setup the Web.config to unconditionally give access to a certain IP? Any other idea to approach this?Again, long-term solution would be a service running Quartz or some other cron-like job handler. I'm not quite there yet, hoping for an interim solution
Does anyone know of any requirements to get the Ajax Control Toolkit (Calendar Extension in particular) working in this OS? I have it working on my local macjine (VS 2010 Development Server) but it doesn't work when published to my Virtual Server running Windows Server 2008 R2. No errors are reported, just nothing happens when I give focus to the Calendar textbox (no Calendar appears).Anyone know of any configutrations that need to be made in Windows Server 2008 R2?Is there a 32-bit/64-bit issue with the Toolkit?
I have a previously working ASPX website which also supports AJAX. However, we just upgraded our SQL Server to a new version and now this website is no longer working. I believe the problem is that now we need to again restore original SQL accounts and settings prior to this upgrade. This website also uses AJAX. Which accounts need to be created to fix this problem? When I navigate to this URL, I get the message below:
i just deployed my web site to the remote server. I noticed that the menu (navigation) bar is doesn't display as on my local server. I am using visual studio 2010.The stylesheet was also deployed to my remote server. I am using the new asp.net 4 already designed navigation. It works find on my local machine but not on the remote machine.
AsyncFileUpload not working when .net app published to web server. It works fine in testing on my pc. I have checked security settings. I can get other upload scripts to work, but I wanted to try using the AJAX AsyncFileUpload. I thought maybe it's something on the server blocking it, but not errors, It just keeps saying "uploading" but it never finishes and it never uploads the file. Has anyone else had this happen?
I published my website with Visual Studio and used FTP to transfer the Default.aspx page in the root folder and the compiled file (Default.aspx.cdcab7d2.compiled) in the bin folder of an SQL server that supports ASP.NET (StartLogic). But, when I used a browser (Firefox) to access the Default.aspx web page, all that I got back was: This is a marker file generated by the precompilation tool, and should not be deleted!
What am I doing wrong? Why can't I get the page to be displayed properly?
how to add web service which is deployed in remote server. externally i unable to access that service..in that remote server only that service will run but we don't have Ms.net Environment to add service to my application in that server. how to add that web service to my application ,not accessig externally that service URl, internally Executing that URl. How can i add that service to my application on my developer PC ?
I recently embarked on the endeavor of creating my own asynchronous file upload components for ASP.NET. I took lessons learned form Darren Johnstone's FileUpload project and created an HttpModule for extracting the files from the submitted data.
I got everything working as it should in testing with VS 2008 using the Development Server. I even went so far during my testing to ensure that the request was being intercepted by the module before the files began uploading. After I was satisfied with things, I deployed the project to our web server (Win 2008 w/ IIS 7). I was horrified to learn that the controls were not functioning when deployed.
After some remote debugging, I found that the HttpApplication.AuthenticateRequest event (my location for hooking in to the process) was not being invoked until the files were completely uploaded.
I have deployed my application to the remote server. But some error occures during that runs on the server. So i need to trace the server side code. I don't have Vs .net in my server but i have that in my client machine. Is there any way to trace the code from the client?
I am using ItextSharp and I am getting a new font for it by doing this
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That file is in that directory on both my dev machine and the server. When i run this on my dev machine it works fine, when published to my server I get an error saying FREE3OF9.TTF is not found as a file or a resource. I have double and triple checked that the file is in fact there on my server. My application has full trust on IIS. and IIS user has full access to this folder and this file.And still I get this error. Very frustrating. This code is Not inside the Web Application but inside a DLL class library that the web application is referencing. Do I need to add any more special permissions or something?