User (Legacy) Posted September 24, 2003 Report Share Posted September 24, 2003 I've a pretty standard ASP.NET page running on two web servers that both sit behind a router. It seems that the server control runs and creates the image on one of the web servers and passes back the image source to the browser. What seems to be happening occassionally is that the browser is then trying to locate the image on the other web server (due to the routered environment). Has anyone come across this issue before? We're turned on persistence on the router to see if this clears up the problem (ie. always use the same machine for the session) but this is not an ideal solution. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted September 25, 2003 Report Share Posted September 25, 2003 We recently added support for this to our internal build, the way we are handling it is through a registry key (RequiredRoot) that you would normally set to something like http://NonBalancedIPAddress , the reason this a registry key (and not in the config file) is because the config file will normally be synchronized between load balanced servers. If you are interested in testing this functionality before it is included in our next service pack, send a message to support@softwarefx.com and ask for directions on how to download hot fix 1363 (or later). Also note that we provide a free extension called "PSS", this extension allows you to generate charts in your pages without writing any files, it also supports caching so it could improve performance in very busy web sites. The PSS extension also supports this "absolute url functionality" so you could achieve the same results. -- Regards, JC Software FX Support "Ian Fox" <ifox@strong.com> wrote in message news:YmQQUqsgDHA.3996@WEBSERVER1... > I've a pretty standard ASP.NET page running on two web servers that both sit > behind a router. It seems that the server control runs and creates the > image on one of the web servers and passes back the image source to the > browser. What seems to be happening occassionally is that the browser is > then trying to locate the image on the other web server (due to the routered > environment). > > Has anyone come across this issue before? We're turned on persistence on > the router to see if this clears up the problem (ie. always use the same > machine for the session) but this is not an ideal solution. > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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