I am wring asp webservices in managed c++ for IIS 5.1 runing on XP SP2. Even
though I set the aplication protection to High (Isolated), each service seems
to run in the same process.
I wrote a couple of test servies in c# which
reurned the process id and got the same results. The process they run in has
the same id as aspnet_wp.exe of which there is only one instance running. How
can I get each application to run in a seperate process?
I must realize a webservice in asp (not .net) and i call another
(webservice).
Where i find an example,tutoria
I'd like to call a web service from my asp application and get some information and prompt it on the screen.
Server A: where my asp files are located, server B: where Web service is running and user's client PC where information is going to be shown, is it possible to connect web services form ASP (not ASP.NET) if so do i need to install some dll or proxy components etc to the server (in this case Server A). I did some research on this subject all i ended up with was some ASP.NET codes , classes. Cant it be simply done via plain ASP?
I have developed a WebService (with .net) and have to install it on a
Windows2003-Server for TEST and PRODUCTION (my Customer has only 1
Windows-Server).
It it possible, to use the same name (of the asmx-file) for TEST and
PRODUCTION (same files in 2 different folders; I have installed the
PRODUCTION-WebService and want to copy it to another folder)
or
do i have to deploy the WebService for TEST with a different name (and a
second installation)?
(I have tried the first way, and now I have some Security-Problems (Access
is denied), when accessing dll's in the BIN-Subfolder).
Can anyone tell me of a simple way to show a list of processes running on the server?
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Yes, I've closed everything out and set objects to Nothing, so that's not the problem.
Could anyone tell me where ASP 2.0 will be able to consume webservices provided by a application running on .Net? ....
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Response.write "Updating CWC Page .... wait until you see <b>Finished!</b>"
dbconnection.CommandTimeout = 0
DBConnection.Execute("proc_updatecwc")
Response.write "<bR><BR>Finished!<BR><BR>"
this script takes about 3 minutes to complete, and then I can't do other stuff on the site. This script needs to be run at regular intervals, whenever new company information is added. Now, I want to be able to add the new info, and let the script run in the background, without waiting for the outcome / output. Can this be done?
what mean of this application is hosted by multiple processes on the same server
When an application is hosted by multiple processes on the same server it is said to be a web garden environment.