Hello,
you may first check following options on the win 2003 server:
Win2003 IIS manager --> Application Pools,
You may expand each nodes under Application Pools to find the application
pool your web service is working in. Then right click the application pool
and select "Properties". On the "recycling" tab, check if there is a
recycling policy here is force your web applicaiton recycle in a short
while; On the "Performance" tab, check the Idle timeout's value, is it set
too short to perform a shutdown.
Hope this help,
Luke Zhang
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Bragadiru - 09 Feb 2006 08:11 GMT
Thanks Luke.
I just checked :
On Recycling tab,
Recycle worker processes (in miunutes) = 21
Recycle worker process (number of requests = 20000
Recycle worker processes at the following times = 23:59
On Performance tab,
Shutdown worker processes after being idle for (time in minutes) = 20
Maximum number of worker processes = 2
Nothing seems wrong to me.
Also, there is no antivirus on Win 2003 Server Enterprise.
Thanks a lot
> Hello,
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Luke Zhang [MSFT] - 10 Feb 2006 06:49 GMT
For deeply trouble shoot this problem, you may create a new application
pool on the server, and add a simple web service to the new application
pool to see if it will generate the problem. If not, you may continue to
move your actual web service application to the new application pool.
Luke Zhang
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rights.)