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1) Reboot your machine (the old classic )
SB: I tried on 3 different machine but of no avail.
2) Run "netstat -a" in a command prompt. Look for any lines that mention port 8013.
SB: no where mentioning of 8013
3) Try connecting to port 8013 using telnet - in a command prompt, "telnet localhost 8013". If it connects, it will blank the terminal, if not, it should give some error like "could not open connection". I'd hope you'd get a "could not open connection", since that port shouldn't be in use.
SB:- you are right i got a msg "Could not open connection".
Apart from this tell me one thing:
If our webservice is running on port 80, what number should we enter in Dialog box "Profile an ASPnet application in IIS" screen 3rd, while running profiler. I think it should be any port which is free. right!
Secondly, I read some where that you should give previlage to some IISMetadata, is that the case / comments
1) Reboot your machine (the old classic )
SB: I tried on 3 different machine but of no avail.
2) Run "netstat -a" in a command prompt. Look for any lines that mention port 8013.
SB: no where mentio...
Nothing happened. I just pasted the command as-is given by you in cmd prompt (both at cmd as well on VS cmd) and pressed enter. It came out immediately, doing or showing nothing!
What next [image]
Sachin Bansal / comments
Nothing happened. I just pasted the command as-is given by you in cmd prompt (both at cmd as well on VS cmd) and pressed enter. It came out immediately, doing or showing nothing!
What next
Sachin ...
Sorry, forgot to mention that there are no error in eventvwr! / comments
Sorry, forgot to mention that there are no error in eventvwr!
I am using IIS6.0
I entered the command in command prompt. it did nothing just came out to the next line.
Then I tried accessing my Web service, i could access it well. / comments
I am using IIS6.0
I entered the command in command prompt. it did nothing just came out to the next line.
Then I tried accessing my Web service, i could access it well.
Hi Rob,
I am now getting confused... I think I am making some small mistake somewhere...
Let me explain you what I am doing...
I did this
w3wp -debug -d http://localhost:9120/ -s 1 -ap "DefaultAppPool"
and control came out immediately. I dont know whether I should mention it as a crash/terminate. But it gave me cmd prompt immediately. There was no error msg.
I am using WindowsNT SP1
I am running my web service on 80 port. but we need to mention a different port for profiler so i mentioned 8013(it can be anything, i believe).
I dont have any idea regarding: "the logs below suggest a timeout on 9120."
I think my log files which i posted at
"http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/viewtopic.php?t=4551"
says:
3/27/2007 1:51:38 PM ENGINE - Caught Exception in ProfilingSession: Timed out waiting for port 8013 on 127.0.0.1 to become available
Regards, / comments
Hi Rob,
I am now getting confused... I think I am making some small mistake somewhere...
Let me explain you what I am doing...
I did this
w3wp -debug -d http://localhost:9120/ -s 1 -ap "DefaultAppP...
Hi Rob,
Answers Inline:
Firstly, let's look at the IIS side of things. After you try to start profiling (but before the timeout happens), could you check in task manager to see whether another w3wp.exe process gets started? (You might need to discount any previously running as part of IIS)
SB: No i dont see a single w3wp.exe in task manager under process section.
Could you also check the event log for any other errors from W3WP, ASP.NET, IIS or similar that occur at around the same time as you start profiling?
SB: No there are none.
Secondly, when you try and use WebDev, what error do you get there? They're probably unrelated, but might not be...
SB: I ran it, and it is working fine now, y'day I was not taking snap shots... now I took and got the results.
But we are really interested in doing it by IIS.
Hope it help you to investigate...
Regards / comments
Hi Rob,
Answers Inline:
Firstly, let's look at the IIS side of things. After you try to start profiling (but before the timeout happens), could you check in task manager to see whether another w3wp...
Hi,
I am also undergoing the same problem. I did all the things suggested by you and other user group. But it is not working. Can we presume that red-gate profiler fails to profile Web Service!
Regards,
Sachin Bansal / comments
Hi,
I am also undergoing the same problem. I did all the things suggested by you and other user group. But it is not working. Can we presume that red-gate profiler fails to profile Web Service!
Reg...