post httpweb request is taking very long time

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var request = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(Uri);
                request.Method = "POST";
                request.Timeout = 50*1000;
    
                StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(request.GetRequestStream());
step 1      sw.Write(SoapMessage);
            sw.Flush();
            sw.Close();
                
step 2      response = (HttpWebResponse)request.GetResponse();

we are getting response but
between step 1 and step 2 it is taking nearly 2 min
the 3rd party server is with in the LAN

also i have done ping test with in milli seconds we can able to ping to the server

why..?

Posted 1-Jan-15 22:17pm

sagar.panuganti

Updated 1-Jan-15 22:18pm

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[no name] 2-Jan-15 4:22am

It might be the case that your internet is slow and the server to which you are sending a request is having some network related issues. Once restart the server to which you are sending the request and it will work fine.

sagar.panuganti 2-Jan-15 4:28am

Thanks for your quick response . there is no chance of internet slow because both are in same LAN. Is there any other reasons for this issue... Because 3rd party server are not in our control

[no name] 2-Jan-15 4:34am

If you are using the 3rd party service then check the sendtimeout and receivetimeout in the config file. Try to change the timeout value to a bit more and check whether it is working or not. If increasing the timeout value in config works then you can ask the 3rd party to restart the IIS and it will work.

sagar.panuganti 2-Jan-15 6:04am

I have used a firefox rest client i got the response with in seconds.

Arjsrya 2-Jan-15 4:31am

Did you check the service using any rest client?What is the response time?

sagar.panuganti 2-Jan-15 5:59am

I have used a firefox rest client i got the response with in seconds.
what could be the problem

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Jan-15 10:48am

We don't know how much you are writing to the request stream, and, worse, we have no idea what service side is doing.
—SA

w1sph 3-Jan-15 2:57am

it would help if you could post; result of SoapMessage.Length here.
Also as Sergey said; the server side could be the problem too. could you post the server code here too?

sagar.panuganti 12-Jan-15 6:25am

By using several tools we have concluded the issue is memory management in their IIS. May be that is the issue we have recommended to install hotfix for this they are monitoring the transactions and will send the feedback... we are waiting ..

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