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How does WebSerice mechanism run?

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    MehmetFurkan
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    My WebService application responds the clients well generally. But sometimes in some cases or in some environments (which I could not explain when or in which cases yet) web service function calls return back too late (I mean the caller client waits almost 2-3 minutes). Moreover, in spite of this delay, the web service continues to respond clients, meaning no crush or lock occurs. Normally a client calls web service functions frequently. Every things seems well but after a period of time web service functions become late in responding and returning back.. Not many client requests for Web service functions at the same time. Only one client application exists. What might cause these delays ? Thnx in advance..

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      My WebService application responds the clients well generally. But sometimes in some cases or in some environments (which I could not explain when or in which cases yet) web service function calls return back too late (I mean the caller client waits almost 2-3 minutes). Moreover, in spite of this delay, the web service continues to respond clients, meaning no crush or lock occurs. Normally a client calls web service functions frequently. Every things seems well but after a period of time web service functions become late in responding and returning back.. Not many client requests for Web service functions at the same time. Only one client application exists. What might cause these delays ? Thnx in advance..

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      Judah Gabriel Himango
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      Lost packets, perhaps? First thing I'd determine is where the problem is occurring - does your web service actually receive this request that takes 2-3 minutes? Or does the client make a request, but it never makes it to the web service?

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        My WebService application responds the clients well generally. But sometimes in some cases or in some environments (which I could not explain when or in which cases yet) web service function calls return back too late (I mean the caller client waits almost 2-3 minutes). Moreover, in spite of this delay, the web service continues to respond clients, meaning no crush or lock occurs. Normally a client calls web service functions frequently. Every things seems well but after a period of time web service functions become late in responding and returning back.. Not many client requests for Web service functions at the same time. Only one client application exists. What might cause these delays ? Thnx in advance..

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        Ennis Ray Lynch Jr
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        Have you every tried to go to a website and had it not respond but then clicking refresh gets an immediate reply? I think it is the same thing. Some requests will just fail over the internet.

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