Questions tagged [was]

The Windows Process Activation Service (WAS) manages the activation and lifetime of the worker processes that contain applications that host WCF services. For Websphere AS, please use [websphere] tag.

Excerpt from MSDN: Hosting in Windows Process Activation Service:

"The Windows Process Activation Service (WAS) manages the activation and lifetime of the worker processes that contain applications that host Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) services. The WAS process model generalizes the IIS 6.0 process model for the HTTP server by removing the dependency on HTTP. This allows WCF services to use both HTTP and non-HTTP protocols, such as Net.TCP, in a hosting environment that supports message-based activation and offers the ability to host a large number of applications on a given machine."

This allows for the development, hosting and lifetime management of services that implement a wide range of transport channels. For example, Tibco EMS messaging.

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Multiple endpoints for single contract in WAS-hosted WCF service?

If one needs to expose multiple endpoints (e.g., one with basicHttpBinding, and another with netTcpBinding) for a single contract in a heterogeneous environment, on a WAS-hosted service, how does one do it? Everything I've read about WAS…
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WAS Non-HTTP activation - hooking application startup

I'm trying to integrate a netTcpBinding based application that is hosted inside WAS with an IoC container (autofac/spring). Unfortunately, when it starts inside WAS and due to the fact that it is not an Http based application, no events are fired…
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Is there a difference between WAS and AppFabric

I understand that AppFabric has both caching capabilities along with hosting WCF/WF services. I have seen Windows Activation Service used interchangeably with AppFabric when talking about hosting services on IIS 7.0 Are both one and the same?
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RabbitMQ WCF service hosting in IIS/WAS

I would like to use RabbitMQ (as a replacement for MSMQ) with WCF and I'd like to host these WCF services in IIS/WAS. Unfortunately it seems from the documentation that accompanies the RabbitMQ .NET client library that this configuration is…
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NetMsmqBinding WAS service fails to read messages from remote MSMQ queue in a workgroup

We have a service that is hosted in IIS using WAS with the net.msmq binding. The service reads messages from a private transactional MSMQ queue. I need it to work by reading from a queue that is on a different machine to the service. I can get it…
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How to use Autofac to host WCF OData services

What is the recommended approach to using Autofac to host a WCF Data Service (OData)? For non-OData services, we've been using the AppStart.AppInitialize() approach to register the dependencies in a protocol agnostic fashion, and changing the .svc…
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After WAS recycle application pool, use Unity to resolve instance will fail

I use Unity to resolve my instance. Include WCF service. But I found a trick problem. I deploy my WCF program to IIS (WAS), and it's ok for running my web service. After IIS(WAS) recycle application pool, and I'm sure my register code has been…
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Recreating user, IIS application pool and website error

We are creating windows user, application pool using this user and website using the application pool in IIS 7, but if we delete these after creation and recreate them again the application pool start fails with the following error: The Windows…
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WCF Health Monitoring similar to ASP.NET

ASP.NET has a nice feature called Health Monitoring. Once defined in system.web/healthMonitoring section we get very useful web events to log/analyze. Are there any similar means for WCF services that don't use ASP.NET compatibility mode and hosted…
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Hosting WCF Service on IIS 7 with net.tcp bindings - Error with consuming the service

I am trying to host a WCF Service with Net TCP bindings in IIS 7 / Win 7. The service is hosted and i can add a reference to it in my client application. Here is the service configuration file:
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Windows Process Activation Service Error 9: The storage control block address is invalid

I last accessed my localhost website with no issues on Monday (5/18/20), but I did a Windows update and afterwards my ISS/localhost is not connecting: both my Windows Process Activation Service (WAS) and World Wide Web Publishing Service (W3SVC,…
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Ensuring (restart of) MSMQ WCF service hosted on IIS7.5 WAS

We have been tumbling, for more than a month now, with an issue where a wcf msmq service hosted in IIS7.5 (WAS) will stop processing messages from the queue. We have been unable to narrow it down more than "at some point" it will stop processing…
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How to see changes on live after taking latest code base pull in aws ec2 instance

my website(a MERN app) is live on aws and running with ec2 instance. I m using gitlab repo. So I developed some minor modules in my project and pushed it to gitlab(master branch). now I opened ssh ec2 instance terminal by using ssh -I ....…
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Can I host a WCF service with NetMsmqBinding in root "/" application of an IIS7 site?

I have created a WCF service with NetMsmqBinding, and hosted it in IIS7 using Windows Activation Service (WAS). Current (works perfectly): Hosted in IIS at: http://localhost/MyService/MyService.svc With the service endpoint address:…
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using unmanaged code in w3wp.exe causes it to hang in IIS 7

We got a WCF service that is calling some unmanaged code. The unmanaged code is using COM and creating COM objects to do some legacy work. We noticed that when the application pool re-cycle happens (due to web.config change). The service is not…
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