Server vs PC and Windows Service
I have a Windows Service built in VB.Net Visual Studio 2010
What it does is
Reads a series of phone numbers
For each # starts a different thread
each thread does a HttpWebRequest POST Chunked data
Each POST gets the response and keeps the response stream open indefinitely
While the stream is open it sends the (chunked) data to SQL Server via a Web Service
On any PC WinXP SP1 and greater it runs perfectly
On any server the threads seem to "replicate" the data in the push through the Web Service.
I have the runn and the install for any CPU.
You can see in the screen print below that I have it set to
Active (Any CPU)
I also tried "Any Platform"
Any suggestions?
What it does is
Reads a series of phone numbers
For each # starts a different thread
each thread does a HttpWebRequest POST Chunked data
Each POST gets the response and keeps the response stream open indefinitely
While the stream is open it sends the (chunked) data to SQL Server via a Web Service
On any PC WinXP SP1 and greater it runs perfectly
On any server the threads seem to "replicate" the data in the push through the Web Service.
I have the runn and the install for any CPU.
You can see in the screen print below that I have it set to
Active (Any CPU)
I also tried "Any Platform"
Any suggestions?
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CodeCruiser
That's correct.
Just on the start up
My code has an If Else that if I get no response on a particular thread...it launches a new thread, and kills the current one without ever going near the WCF
That's correct.
Just on the start up
My code has an If Else that if I get no response on a particular thread...it launches a new thread, and kills the current one without ever going near the WCF
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CodeCruiser,
That would seem correct...
But my threads in their "Launch" to the HttpWebrequest are on a timer.
The vendor only allows 7 "requestStarts" at a time.
Over the last month I've found it takes a max of 1/2 second per, so I have a sleep in between of 1 full second for each thread starting
Not sure if I just replied correctly to your post
That would seem correct...
But my threads in their "Launch" to the HttpWebrequest are on a timer.
The vendor only allows 7 "requestStarts" at a time.
Over the last month I've found it takes a max of 1/2 second per, so I have a sleep in between of 1 full second for each thread starting
Not sure if I just replied correctly to your post
It could be that the thread is sleeping when you check it. Can you show the code that checks the thread?
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CodeCruiser,
I need to get back to the dev machine which will be later today.
I'm stuck in a never ending soul killing meeting right now
I need to get back to the dev machine which will be later today.
I'm stuck in a never ending soul killing meeting right now
ok :-)
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Code Cruiser...
You asked for the code for the whole process...or just the thread being kicked off?
Inside a While datatablerows.count > 0
I have this
If Not sendRow Is Nothing And sendRow.Length > 20 Then
'Declare and start individual thread for each (phonelist) loop
Dim phoneWorkerThread As New Thread(AddressOf startPhoneMonitoring)
phoneWorkerThread.Name = "Thread " + CStr(threadCounter) + " | [" + dataRowString + "]"
phoneWorkerThread.IsBackgr
phoneWorkerThread.Start(ph
End If
then some logic that removes the datarow just sent from the datatable at row(0)
Then my "sleep" line.
I set the delay variable in the top of my class. Right now its 1.5 seconds
But I've tried everything up to many seconds (7-8) with the same problem.
System.Threading.Thread.Sl
End While
You asked for the code for the whole process...or just the thread being kicked off?
Inside a While datatablerows.count > 0
I have this
If Not sendRow Is Nothing And sendRow.Length > 20 Then
'Declare and start individual thread for each (phonelist) loop
Dim phoneWorkerThread As New Thread(AddressOf startPhoneMonitoring)
phoneWorkerThread.Name = "Thread " + CStr(threadCounter) + " | [" + dataRowString + "]"
phoneWorkerThread.IsBackgr
phoneWorkerThread.Start(ph
End If
then some logic that removes the datarow just sent from the datatable at row(0)
Then my "sleep" line.
I set the delay variable in the top of my class. Right now its 1.5 seconds
But I've tried everything up to many seconds (7-8) with the same problem.
System.Threading.Thread.Sl
End While
ASKER
Finally got back to this and was able to track it down.
Moved things into more of a sequential and less of a concurrent process
Moved things into more of a sequential and less of a concurrent process
You mean the same data is being inserted twice?