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FICO
Community Manager
16 years ago

problem facing with web service quick deployer wizard

problem facing with web service quick deployer wizard

Hi, I am deploying my rules through .NET web service quick deployer wizard and using those rules through the web service from a web application. When I am changing any rule it is not reflected immediately in the Web application. After restarting the IIS I am getting the change one. How to resolve this?

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  • FICO's avatar
    FICO
    Community Manager

    Did you try using a deployment manager?

    Regards,

    Jostein

  • FICO's avatar
    FICO
    Community Manager
    Yes I am deploying with deployment manager.
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    FICO
    Community Manager

    What time interval did you configure for your deployment manager to check for new versions?

    How do you connect to your repository? What kind of repository do you have?

    Regards,

    Jostein

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    FICO
    Community Manager

    What time interval did you configure for your deployment manager to check for new versions?

    After 10-15 mins

    How do you connect to your repository? What kind of repository do you have?

    Its a file repository.I am using .NET BOM here

  • FICO's avatar
    FICO
    Community Manager

    I actually had problems getting a web application to refresh my rules in .Net too. My solution was to implement my own state monitor (could be as easy as a button that says "Rules changed" ). This state monitor then invoked DeploymentManager.onDeploymentEvent(...).

    To actually solve your problem: Could the problem be that the thread running the deployment manager instance does not have sufficient priviliges? That it gets an access denied exception when trying to read your rules?

    Regards,

    Jostein

    Message Edited by Jostein on 16-02-2010 03:41 PM
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    FICO
    Community Manager

    Hi Coder,

    Can you check the tag in below tag in your .server file is TRUE. If not do change that to TRUE.

    <UseCallbackResetter></UseCallbackResetter>

    Thanks,

    PhaniCharan.