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asptoday_discuss thread: PWS Configuration
Message #1 by "Tripp Bishop" <dyne_erg@y...> on Thu, 13 Dec 2001 00:33:42
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Howdy all,
Quick question: is there a way to reload application variables in PWS?
I've tried stopping and starting the "service" (this is on a win98 box)
but that seem to force PWS to reload the Global.asa file. Also, is there
any way to set the default buffering to "true" instead of "false"?
Thx,
Tripp
Message #2 by "Mark Phillips" <webmaster@d...> on Thu, 13 Dec 2001 00:54:02 -0000
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You normally set up Application variables in the global.asa file, which only
runs once when the application first starts.
If you restart the service or stop and start the website then the global.asa
file is recompiled. If you actually make a change to global.asa this also
causes the application to restart.
If you want to change application variables without doing this, best thing
to do is to write a script and simply call that e.g. setappvars.asp - you
could put e.g. text boxes on it (variable name, value) and a submit button.
If you're cacheing lookup tables of data into arrays to populate dropdowns,
and want to repopulate the array when the dropdown values change then you'll
either need to "reload" the array in the page when the table updates, or put
the code in a separate script and include it.
If you do something like this, it's worth using Application.Lock and
Application.Unlock to wrap the code that repopulates the array so you don't
run into problems with two concurrent updates.
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: Tripp Bishop [mailto:dyne_erg@y...]
Sent: 13 December 2001 00:34
To: ASPToday Discuss
Subject: [asptoday_discuss] PWS Configuration
Howdy all,
Quick question: is there a way to reload application variables in PWS?
I've tried stopping and starting the "service" (this is on a win98 box)
but that seem to force PWS to reload the Global.asa file. Also, is there
any way to set the default buffering to "true" instead of "false"?
Thx,
Tripp
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