iis-6

The following article by Thomas Marquardt describes how IIS handles ASP.Net requests, the max/min CLR worker threads/Managed IO threads that can be configured to run, the various requests queues involved and their default sizes. Now as per the article, the following occurs in IIS 6.0: ASP.NET picks up the requests from a IIS IO Thread and posts "HSE_STATUS_PENDING" to IIS IO Thread The requests is handed over to a CLR Worker thread If the requests are of high latency and all the threads are occupied (the thread count approaches httpRuntime.minFreeThreads), then the requests are posted to the

This is puzzling me. I deployed an MVC 2 application to IIS6 and everything works fine except for my jqGrid calls to get data. All is well on my development machine, but here are the two URLs I'm working with Local dev web server: POST http://localhost:port/Ctrl.mvc/JsonMethod IIS6 (notice https - not sure if that matters) POST https://www.domain.com/AppName/Ctrl.mvc/JsonMethod The latter URL results in a HTTP 404, which is really confusing as all works well on my local machine. The JsonMethod is properly declared with [AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Post)] Let me know if any more info is needed - I

On my test machine running (Windows XP, IIS5.1) the following code executed within a C# .NET WebService (.SVC) under a custom process identity (using machine.config to specify the user) Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.ApplicationData); correctly returns c:\Documents and Settings\myUserName\Application Data However, on (Terminal Services) Windows 2003 machine running IIS6 and executing the same code but now using ApplicationPool to specify the same process identity the method returns: c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\Application Data Things I have checked while running

I have used appcmd to create websites on my local computer. There doesn't appear to be a server parameter which means that i have to remote desktop on to each machine that i'm deploying to and run the appcmd command. Also, can i use appcmd to deploy to IIS 6.0? If not, how do i deploy to remote IIS 6.0 web servers? I've tried the iisweb.vbs but i can't get it to run on my windows 7 computer because it can#t find the Microsoft.cmdlib. I have tired registering this file but it doesn't make a difference. Using psexec.exe from sysinternals has worked for me to run appcmd on the IIS7 host from my

I can't figure this out for the life of me. I'm trying to get the name of the current user logged onto Windows using the following line: string user = System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name.ToString(); When I run this line after publishing and opening it through IIS, it gives me a name of "IIS APPPOOL/SiteName". However, when I run this through the Visual Studio 2013 debugger, the correct name appears. you have to enable windows auth/impersonation on an ASP.NET site, else it will run in the context of the whatever account configured for the app pool. https://msdn.microsoft

I am using the code below to create a new application pool in the Installer class of my application: private static void CreateAppPool(string serverName, string appPoolName) { // metabasePath is of the form "IIS://<servername>/W3SVC/AppPools" // for example "IIS://localhost/W3SVC/AppPools" // appPoolName is of the form "<name>", for example, "MyAppPool" string metabasePath = string.Format("IIS://{0}/W3SVC/AppPools", serverName); Console.WriteLine("\nCreating application pool named {0}/{1}:", metabasePath, appPoolName); try { DirectoryEntry apppools = new DirectoryEntry(metabasePath);