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Hello all, I have been tasked with writing a program to allow an end-user (WinForm at first, will eventually move to web page, but not right now) the ability to mark a point in a video, or multiple videos, then concatenate all of those little clips to create a new video. Question: What is a...

I guess I'll update all of you. I switched from using an xml file containing all of the CAML stuff and just created an xml document inside the code and it started working. Something was wrong with how I created my xml document (as an actual file), but I don't know what. Can I give myself a...

To add to the confusion, just calling the method "GetList" returns data successfully. That is using the same webservice, the same credentials, and just takes in the name of the list as a parameter. My thought is it's either a problem in my xml for the parameters that are getting sent, or the...

I've been working more on this today and have found some interesting information. I started a Wireshark trace of the webservice call and noticed that I'm getting a response back in Wireshark that says: Server: Microsoft-IIS/6.0 WWW-Authenticate: NTLM X-Powered-By: ASP.NET...

I'm trying to call the Sharepoint web service "Lists.asmx". I'm getting the SoapOperation exception but it doesn't give the "message" other than that so I'm having trouble trying to find out where to start looking in my code. Here's my C# code doing the call to the webservice: try...

oharab, do you just output that information in a big string, or a datatable? That's a great idea but I'm trying to figure out how to make it work with our exception handling system. We just write all of our exceptions to a table, and only save the message, stack trace, additional info, machine...

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/xhcbs8fz(v=VS.80).aspx This article talks about throwing exceptions, but my question is why do they say to throw a new exception, of the same type, but with a different title(?)? Why not just say: catch (Exception ex) { throw; } as opposed to...

How does the MessageBox.Show() method work then? I know you can just call that and show your message, or you can have it return a DialogResult variable...or is that based on the MessageBoxButtons that you define in the MessageBox.Show() parameter list?

I realize this is a very basic question, but is it possible to do this: public void PersistData(DataSet ds) { try { sqlCommand.ExecuteNonQuery() } catch (Exception ex) { throw ex } ) public bool PersistData(DataSet ds) { try {...

Thanks Dinky... I've since set my Max Mem to 725 now which makes it recycle about once per day. And now I'm only running 4 processes instead of 8. It's still performing about the same as before I did the web garden, but it's a HUGE improvement from the previous Web Garden settings. Now I have...

To update everyone on this subject... Boss had us get Microsoft involved with this issue and after MS requesting performance logging their suggestion was to implement the Web Garden approach. So, today is the first day for the web garden, I've set the number of threads to 8 and also with a...

To update everyone on this subject... Boss had us get Microsoft involved with this issue and after MS requesting performance logging their suggestion was to implement the Web Garden approach. So, today is the first day for the web garden, I've set the number of threads to 8 and also with a...

I tried running ANTS Memory Profiler and it crashed everytime I tried to get the second memory snapshot. On to Plan B Next, I tried using Microsoft's DebugDiag tool. We brought MS in to help us figure out why our performance was bad when we did our .NET 3.5 upgrade (from .NET 1.1) and that is...

The memory usage (according to Task Manager) is about 100 to 150mb higher than what the other servers are showing at the time that that specific server is hanging. Which is between 850 and 900mb. Servers average anywhere from 600 to 750mb when they are "working". As for the profiling. I tried...

Thanks Dinkytoy, I've briefly read about setting up the multiple process threads, but what are some charactersstics of my program that I need to find that will tell me whether or not my website will be "ok" running in this mode? The only thing that I've read so far that would say NOT to do it is...

Thanks for the response, I'll look at what it would take to incorporate a 2nd worker process thread.

FYI-I also have this same question in the IIS forum...and a person over their suggested a memory leak. Would not be disposing objects correct be caught using a ANTS Memory Profiler also...aka is not disposing of objects correctly the same as a memory leak?

Ah, didn't think about a memory leak. Thanks! Now I can run my ANTS Memory Profiler program...

I appreciate the response, but I'm not looking to monitor them, I'm trying to figure out what causes the issue. Something is making IIS "hiccup" and that's what I want to find. I've checked the Event Log and there is nothing in there, I'm still checking the IIS logs, but haven't seen anything...

Hello all, I realize my question that I'm going to ask will not be able to be "solved" per se, but I would just like some suggestions on how to find the problem. This explanation may be quite long, so I apologize. Here it goes... Background Info: Servers: I have a large production environment...