We've used the WCF implementation of the ReportService for telerik for quite some time.
Currently, every few days, our deployed project that's hosted on IIS randomly stops returning available reports. The service is still running, however it returns 0 reports. If I redeploy the project it works fine.
Our setup is a solution with a service project, and 2 reporting projects that have DLL's included in the service project. I checked the bin folder in the deployed project to make sure the DLL's were still in there after the reports stopped returning.
Any ideas? Please help...
Currently, every few days, our deployed project that's hosted on IIS randomly stops returning available reports. The service is still running, however it returns 0 reports. If I redeploy the project it works fine.
Our setup is a solution with a service project, and 2 reporting projects that have DLL's included in the service project. I checked the bin folder in the deployed project to make sure the DLL's were still in there after the reports stopped returning.
Any ideas? Please help...
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Hello Ranjit,
Please check the server machine's Event Viewer for any error coming from the application. Also verify the application process is not reset e.g. changes in the deployed files, configuration file or assemblies. Place logging where reports are retrieved to check the retrieved collection on each request.
To record requests and their responses you can use Fiddler running in parallel to the application in browser. In Fiddler - Inspectors - Request/Response - Raw tabs you can see the performed requests and their responses.
I hope the provided information is helpful.
Regards,
Stef
Telerik
Please check the server machine's Event Viewer for any error coming from the application. Also verify the application process is not reset e.g. changes in the deployed files, configuration file or assemblies. Place logging where reports are retrieved to check the retrieved collection on each request.
To record requests and their responses you can use Fiddler running in parallel to the application in browser. In Fiddler - Inspectors - Request/Response - Raw tabs you can see the performed requests and their responses.
I hope the provided information is helpful.
Regards,
Stef
Telerik
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