I am not getting any results as I get the following error:
System.Net.WebException: The remote name could not be resolved: 'www.azbar.dev' at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse() at CogPageReview.Dashboard.PagesDueForReview.RunExpiredContentReport()
I was seeing some odd behavior, at least in our environment. I was able to hit the web service from my browser although it looks like there is code in place to prevent that and only allow it to run if the dashboard hits it. Also, from what I can figure out, the webservice might not be reachable from the webserver if there is no DNS on the server. The server cannot lookup the IP for the web site's domain name.
Is a webservice the best way to get at the contents of the cache file?
Ok, still seeing my original issue, but with a twist. If I hit the dashboard for the first time during a session I get the name resolution error. If I hit the web service directly in another browser, then refresh my dashboard, the error goes away and the list of docs shows up.
So, this begs the question, who is actually hitting the webservice, me or the web server? Is this a DNS issue or?
Remote name could not be resolved
I am not getting any results as I get the following error:
System.Net.WebException: The remote name could not be resolved: 'www.azbar.dev' at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse() at CogPageReview.Dashboard.PagesDueForReview.RunExpiredContentReport()
That website does not exist which is your umbraco site i guess? the handler full url is called by the dashboard control and needs to be accessible.
Regards
Ismail
I was seeing some odd behavior, at least in our environment. I was able to hit the web service from my browser although it looks like there is code in place to prevent that and only allow it to run if the dashboard hits it. Also, from what I can figure out, the webservice might not be reachable from the webserver if there is no DNS on the server. The server cannot lookup the IP for the web site's domain name.
Is a webservice the best way to get at the contents of the cache file?
Ok, still seeing my original issue, but with a twist. If I hit the dashboard for the first time during a session I get the name resolution error. If I hit the web service directly in another browser, then refresh my dashboard, the error goes away and the list of docs shows up.
So, this begs the question, who is actually hitting the webservice, me or the web server? Is this a DNS issue or?
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