c# - Strange Timeout WebException in HTTP Get using WebClient -

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I have a multi-threaded application) (C # which multiple HTTP GET Yuri does. Suddenly after thousands of requests, I get timeout web expption but the destination server is fine if I do a test using the browser. The code is:

get public static string (string yuri) {string responseData = string.Empty; (Using WebClient wc = new WebClient ()) {responseData = wc.DownloadString (uri); } Return feedback data; }

I think this connection problem or similar error is disposed of any body has the same problem?

Thx in advance,

PS I have also used HttpWebResponse but I get the same error.

The PS OS is Windows Server 2003 so I do not have that connection limit.

I've also tried with this code and I get the same error 

  public static Strait Get2 (string Yuri) {string response Data = string .Empty; WebRequest request = WebRequest.Create (Yuri) as HttpWebRequest; request. Method = "received"; request. Time = 35000; (HttpWebResponse response = (HttpWebResponse) request.GetResponse () using {as HttpWebResponse) (DataStream stream = using {Using response.GetResponseStream ()) (StreamReader reader = new StreamReader (DataStream)) {responseData = Reader.ReadToEnd (); }}} Return feedback data; } 
 
     
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Is the server also your code?

  • How many multiple requests are there?
  • Try ping income tax on your server and see if any packet damage is reported from your customer machine.

    • You've probably thought about ending your server handling all your resources and that's just plain and simple restart thats when you're doing a query that's why you There is an expiration but since time you have to browser ping , it is back up. Just an idea

    , since you mention "thousands of requests", I'm more interested to think in a processing crisis on the server than with a connectivity problem.


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