I have a web application that has a number of pages that have
GridViews, and linkbuttons. I have tested this app on my own machine,
and it works great. Next step was to deploy it to our QA server to
have the QA team test it, and it works fine there.
The next logical step was to deploy to production. That is when the
weird stuf started happening. When I deploy the app to the production
server (using the same msi package as I used to deploy to production),
the link buttons do not fire the events. In addition, the GridView
"select" and "delete" link buttons do not fire their events either.
Well, that is not actually correct, there is more informaitn that I
should share. There are about 5 servers on the domain where this web
app is deployed. I deployed the web applicaton on WebServer1. if I
log on to WebServer1, and try to access the web app using the url
http://WebServer1/Mypp1.aspx, that is where the events do not fire.
But, if I log on to WebServer2, and enter the same url (http://
WebServer1/Mypp1.aspx), the events fire just fine.
So, in my line of thinking, I decided to verify that the same .Net
framework is installed on both servers, I guess to make sure there are
no versioning issues. Well, .Net framework 2.0 with the same service
packs are installed on both servers. Does anyone have any suggestions
on what I can look at next? I don't think this can be a code issue
since it works everywhere, it's just one machine in particular where
this doe no load properly.
GridViews, and linkbuttons. I have tested this app on my own machine,
and it works great. Next step was to deploy it to our QA server to
have the QA team test it, and it works fine there.
The next logical step was to deploy to production. That is when the
weird stuf started happening. When I deploy the app to the production
server (using the same msi package as I used to deploy to production),
the link buttons do not fire the events. In addition, the GridView
"select" and "delete" link buttons do not fire their events either.
Well, that is not actually correct, there is more informaitn that I
should share. There are about 5 servers on the domain where this web
app is deployed. I deployed the web applicaton on WebServer1. if I
log on to WebServer1, and try to access the web app using the url
http://WebServer1/Mypp1.aspx, that is where the events do not fire.
But, if I log on to WebServer2, and enter the same url (http://
WebServer1/Mypp1.aspx), the events fire just fine.
So, in my line of thinking, I decided to verify that the same .Net
framework is installed on both servers, I guess to make sure there are
no versioning issues. Well, .Net framework 2.0 with the same service
packs are installed on both servers. Does anyone have any suggestions
on what I can look at next? I don't think this can be a code issue
since it works everywhere, it's just one machine in particular where
this doe no load properly.