Windows 2000 professional IIS 5 problem
I'm not sure why yet, but if our website (which includes a active widgets grid object) is installed on a windows 2000 professional machine, some of the pages containing the grid object fail to load giving a bunch of Javascript errors.
This doesn't happen all the time - i.e. a page will load, and on refresh will fail to load with js errors.
Example of errors:
'AW.Templates.ImageText' is null or not an object
'AW.System.control' is null or not an object
etc. they are not consistent.
It works perfectly when the web server is IIS on windows 2000/3 server or XP.
The IIS logs show that some of the files included by aw.js are getting a 403 "Forbidden" error. Which is weird because I gave "full control" permissions to all users for all files and folders in the website.
After some research, I think that the problem is with the limitation of 10 simultaneous connections that IIS 5 on windows 2k professional has -- since aw.js includes a lot of files, and in turn they include even more files, a lot of connections are opened against the server and some of the files get "forbidden". This is just an assumption.
Does this sound right?
Can anyone help?
Thanks a lot in advance.
This doesn't happen all the time - i.e. a page will load, and on refresh will fail to load with js errors.
Example of errors:
'AW.Templates.ImageText' is null or not an object
'AW.System.control' is null or not an object
etc. they are not consistent.
It works perfectly when the web server is IIS on windows 2000/3 server or XP.
The IIS logs show that some of the files included by aw.js are getting a 403 "Forbidden" error. Which is weird because I gave "full control" permissions to all users for all files and folders in the website.
After some research, I think that the problem is with the limitation of 10 simultaneous connections that IIS 5 on windows 2k professional has -- since aw.js includes a lot of files, and in turn they include even more files, a lot of connections are opened against the server and some of the files get "forbidden". This is just an assumption.
Does this sound right?
Can anyone help?
Thanks a lot in advance.
Roy
August 14,