request to http-server

Question

Hi!

I have one question -

when send request to http-server:

HttpWebRequest req = ( HttpWebRequest )WebRequest.Create( recordingUrl );
req.Method = "GET";
req.Credentials = credentialCache;
resp = req.GetResponse();

stream = resp.GetResponseStream();

If after some time, we must once again make a request not related to the previous one, as actually to do?

Dispose the current?

stream.Close();
stream.Dispose();
resp.Close();

resp.Dispose()

And then all over again?

The server after a few quick successive query throws "503 Service Unavailable". It seems that he does not kill quickly old connects and falls off on exceeding the number of connections.

They said that it is necessary to use the old connection. But how? The new recordingUrl - new WebRequest.Create(), which obviously creates a new HttpWebRequest object, new connection.

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan · Answer

Alex you need to understand that we cannot debug the networks. The server you are connecting you is only available to you and application of yours. I would recommend that you try to contact System Admin. If you are admin then try to debug the application. Set a few breakpoints to different locations which might be taking a lot of time and then see why does server return 503. I am sure there is somewhere a line of code that returns this error code. Otherwise by default a server doesn't usually return this error code to the clients. Without code we are more in dark than you are. Because it is even harder to even say what is going wrong.