I am trying to run the sample of Biztalk Samples\AdaptersUsage\HTTPRequestResponse in my machine where bizTalk is properly setup. Being Windows XP, it has IIS 5.1 and in the tutorial (ms-help://MS.BTS.2006/BTS06CoreDocs/html/81c66f61-d86c-49cf-8d24-21c67c68bc5a.htm) it is written in the 3rd step to create the application pool, but there is no concept of application pool in IIS 5. Is it not possible to run this tutorial in win xp?
If not, can i not run biztalk application to communicate with web service too in windows xp machine?
You need to follow slightly different procedure to configure IIS 5.0, you need to set your virtual directory isolation level to either medium or high and setup the identity using component service.
See the link for detailed steps
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa559072.aspx
Saravana Kumar [MVP- BizTalk Server]
http://www.biztalk247.com/v1/
http://blogs.digitaldeposit.net/saravana
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Hi i want to know can we use InProcess hosting model on Linux or Mac or FreeBsd
Because InProcess model uses implentation of kestrel with IIS web server And we can use IIS web server just on Windows Os
So will InProcess model kill cross platform ability of asp.net core?
ASP.NET Core and Kestrel run just fine cross-platform.
The InProcess model is built for Windows with IIS to mitigate performance losses due to forwarding requests to another process and help diagnosing startup (/configuration) errors when running behind IIS.
Since there is no IIS for non-Windows OSes, you can just run the application as a stand-alone application. There is no need for IIS special handling without IIS.
You can also run ASP.NET Core apps as standalone apps / services on Windows without the need for IIS, but a lot of Windows-based infrastructure uses IIS (e.g. Windows-based Azure WebApps or on-premise systems).
I am trying to understand why the same C# Oracle access code works under VS2010 environment but not under IIS.
I am building a web service to access Oracle 9.2 database on the remote machine. The web service must be hosted in the IIS under Windows 2003 machine. The same machine is hosting Oracle 9.2 database.
The web service must be compiled for x86 CPU because of Windows 2003 that is 32-bit architecture.
My Visual Studio project is WCF Application.
When I run the service under ASP.NET Development Server everything works fine. The database is connected and all CRUD operations are possible.
When I deploy everything under IIS on my machine or any other machine the I am getting "ORA-03134: Connections to this server version are no longer supported." at the time of connecting.
I supposed it is some kind of permission problem so I run the service under special Application Pool with LocalSystem account. I even gave to the Oracle client folder installed on my machine Full Control permissions for IIS users but this should not be needed because of LocalSystem account.
Anyway I tried and nothing. It is always the same error.
What could be the reason ?
We are developed asp.net (.net 4 framework) web application and deployed in IIS 7 on Windows Server 2008.But when we host the web application on our IIS 5.1 server on my local machine ie,windowsxp machine it seems to be work faster than one deployed in the Windows Sever 2008 machine.
most probably the most number of user access the web application at the same is approximately 50 only... Do i need to change any setting in application pool on IIS7.
When deploying i have never changed any settings in IIS 7 on Windows Server 2008.I have deployed using Visual Studio 2010 support.
I don't know about the reason why it is acting like this?
So, Could you please tell me what are all the essential things do i need to change in IIS 7 and also Windows Server 2008 to speedup my web application...
Increase the worker process number in application pool such that it matches the processor cores (tetra core / penta core) in your windows-server machine so that it could make use of server effectively. But keep in mind, you have to choose SessionState other than In-Proc in your application if you increase your worker process number.
I've got stuck with strange Oracle connection error on Windows Server 2003 x64 (IIS 6)
While console .Net application that runs onbehalf of administrator successfully connects to Oracle 10g Express via OleDb [Connection string looks like: Provider=MSDAORA;Data Source=server-ip:port;User Id=user;Password=password;]
ASP.NET 4.0 web-site (application pool runs on behalf of administrator too) fails with error:
The 'MSDAORA' provider is not registered on the local machine
Connection string is the same, but it doesn't work for asp.net site. What shall I check?
Thank you in advance!
This Social.MSDN link seems to point to the fact that you have x86 drivers installed;
From my viewpoint you have two options:
Convert the app to run on 32bit mode in IIS - Can help if you require assistance. LINK
Download and try the 64bit version of the drivers. Oracle x64 downloads
Another approach would be to enable 32-bit applications for the IIS Application Pool your application is using. I would suggest creating a new application pool specifically for your application making sure to enable 32-bit applications.
You'll likely suffer performance issues but at least you'll be up and running.
I have resolved this issue in one of my applications with ASP(MSDAORA connection) - oracle environment with following fix from
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc784046.aspx
following are the steps
To enable IIS 6.0 to run 32-bit applications on 64-bit Windows
1.Open a command prompt and navigate to the %systemdrive%\Inetpub\AdminScripts directory.
2.Type the following command:
cscript.exe adsutil.vbs set W3SVC/AppPools/Enable32BitAppOnWin64 true
3.Press ENTER.
We have a huge amount of webApplications running on IIS6. Because we want to run an MS MVC2 or MVC3 Webapp we have to use IIS7. Migrating these huge amount of IIS6 webapps is way to time intensive for us.
is it possible to run IIS6 and IIS7 on one machine?
Thanks!
No - it isn't possible to run IIS6 and IIS7 on the same machine.
The version of IIS for a machine is dictated by the operating system and cannot be installed standalone.
For instance, Windows XP shipped with IIS5.1, Windows 2003 shipped with IIS 6.0, Windows 2008 shipped with IIS7.0 and Windows 2008 R2 shipped with IIS7.5.
You can use IIS 7 / 7.5 but just run the application pools in the "classic" pipeline mode, which is the same as running your application in IIS6.
That way you can handle legacy applications and still be free to leverage the advantages of IIS7. Here's an article on the pipeline differences.
http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/243/aspnet-integration-with-iis-7/
If you want them all to answer on port 80 you will have to setup some type of proxy to route calls to the correct IIS. Say you let one of them (perhaps IIS) run on port 80, then you need to setup IIS7 to run on another port and intercept calls to the IIS7-app and rewrite them to use another port.
Have you tried running your existing applications in IIS7? They might work?
no it is not possible . why because, just consider an mobile app and if update came means it will replace the older one like same it will get work.
if you need to check both in the sense , just install other version in virtual machine and we can easily see the difference between both