[RESOLVED] [02/03] How do I properly deploy web pages. [Easy Question]

[tommygrayson]

Hi guys!!!



I have already deployed a web project on the web server but I have noticed something strange:

The login does not work for a period of time and everytime I check the server, it shows a lot of wpw3.exe on my task manager.

But every time I reset the World Wide Web Publisher Service. I can log on again.

Is there a timeout property that I can easily configure so that those kind of services will just go away.

Thanks in advance.

[tommygrayson]

What does an idletimeout property in ProcessModel in machine.config do?

Will this help me?

[tommygrayson]

I have declared public scope modules. Is it okay to use modules instead of session variables?

[tommygrayson]

Ok. This is my last question before I let this thing go to rest and come back another day.

Could you give me some links on how to deploy ASP .NET web pages on web servers.

[mendhak]

Have you figured out the answers to the first three, or do you still need me to answer them?

As for your last one, assuming it's a basic web application, just copy the entire folder over.

[tommygrayson]

Have you figured out the answers to the first three, or do you still need me to answer them?

As for your last one, assuming it's a basic web application, just copy the entire folder over.

Sad to say, I don't have any answers but I will try to install Visual Studio .NET on the web server so that I can trace what's really happening.

But I think the problem is within my Class Module. I think it is imprpoerly declared.

Can you answer the questions for me, I need proper guidance.

[tommygrayson]

One final question.

What does a worker process in IIS do? I have 100 worker processes and my site has been screwed up real bad.

I have set the worker process to 1 and the site ran very smoothly.

I don't unserstand why such an option like this is available.

[mendhak]

The worker process is the process under which the ASP.NET application runs. I'm not sure why you had 100, the server must've been somehow configured to run under separate processes, but with .NET, there is the concept of Application Domains, which means that it is now possible to run multiple applications under the context of a single process.

[tommygrayson]

Thanks Mendhak. That is just what I need.