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I am having problems getting remoting working in a new environment. I have an existing environment with a webapp tier, an application server tier, and database tier. The webapp talks to app tier via remoting using a serverfactory/inteface design approach. The app tier is hosted in IIS and we use the binary formatter. Everything works fine in an existing environment. We are setting up a disaster recovery environment that is a duplicate of the working production environment. We are not using the GAC for any of our components. In this new environment, when ever we try to call a method on our server factory (hosted as singleton), we get a System.Net.WebException: The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request exception. A coworker and I have both checked the config files at least 10 times to make sure everything is configured properly. In fact, the only change of the config file from the working production environment is the ipaddress of the app server tier in the webapp's web.config file. Everything else is exactly the same from what I can tell. I am guessing that the server itself was staged a little differently by the IT group, but I cannot tell a difference. I have tested a self contained ASP.NET application on the appserver and web server and it runs fine so I believe asp.net is configured properly. Anyone have any ideas? This is framework 1.1 |
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I am having problems getting remoting working in a new environment. Everything works fine in an existing environment. We are setting up a disaster recovery environment that is a duplicate of the working production environment. |
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Stephen Barrett a écrit : I am having problems getting remoting working in a new environment. Everything works fine in an existing environment. We are setting up a disaster recovery environment that is a duplicate of the working production environment. Hi, I am having the same problem and I cannot find any solution. The only difference between our working environment and the one which raises the Exception is the domain we use. If you have solved this problem or have any clue, I am really interested since I have to make it work quickly and I have no idea anymore... Thanks a lot, Alexandre. |
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