Re: Accessing a webservice on one box from client application on o



It might be that you have a problem with the configuration if your application pool.
after you get the service unavailable refresh the list of application pools in the IIS admin console - is your app pool stopped?
if it is, and you start it, try again and it goes back to stopped state, most chances are that you have the wrong user credentials there, but check the event log.


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"Pradeep Earla" <PradeepEarla@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:E71C5F0C-AEF3-4C57-8C8C-53CEF6A06D9E@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Issue-1:

yeah i have IIS 6.0 and win2k3 is running on m/c where webservice is hosted.
I could locally browse this webservice which is published to website "XYZ"
on IIS localhost. I have a application pool corresponding to website XYZ
named XYZPool.

Now i have a requirement on this m/c i.e. this webservice should be acessed
by particular windows users only. So i created a windows user on this m/c and
added it to BiztalkIsolatedHostUser and IIS_WPG groups on the same m/c.To
Identity of XYZpool i have added the newly created windows user. So that this
XYZpool which has webservice can be accessed by that particular user only.
Now when i tried browisng the webservice i am getting "Service Unavailable"
Error.

Whats going wrong? Point to be noted, in this post i am not talking about
client m/c but its all about the server where my webservice published.

Issue-2:

I have also issue in accessing this webservice from client m/c but we will
talk about it later. Please let me know the solution for the first issue.


"Saravana Kumar [MVP]" wrote:

You haven't mentioned the version of IIS you are running.

If its IIS 6.0, make sure the webservice virtual directory is running under
an application pool, who's identity is configured with an username/password
member of BizTalk isolated users group and IIS_WPG group.

If its IIS 5.0, you need to configure the identity in the component
services\com+ application based on whether you Virtual directions isolation
level (medium/high).


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Saravana Kumar [MVP - BizTalk Server]
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http://blogs.digitaldeposit.net/saravana/


"Pradeep Earla" <PradeepEarla@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:56E7C573-24ED-4A0B-B402-2BB3E2A5A563@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I have a windows application on my machine and i am trying to access a
> webservice deployed on IIS of another machine. I have admin rights on > that
> other machine and also got added to "Biztalk Isolated Host user" group > and
> "IIS_WPG".
>
> when i browse that webservice from my machine i could able to access it
> but
> i cant invoke it from my windows application. I am getting " Inetrnal > SOAP
> Processing Failure".
>
> Could any one suggest on this....where the issue is?
>
> Rgrds,
> Pradeep


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