I have an ASP .NET web application that is used to scan parts for orders. I have tested with both a Windows XP Professional workstation using IE and a Pocket PC using Pocket IE. Basically, the process is to enter 3 text fields, either by scanning or typing, then press the "Add" button. The added parts are stored in a cookie on the client and then displayed in a DataGrid on the same page. These accumulate until another button is clicked.
After "Add" is clicked for the 68th part, Pocket IE just sits there with the Windows logo moving; it will not continue. I have run the app in debug, and nothing appears to happen on the server side once "Add" is clicked. The Page Init, Load, and PreRender are not executed, and the button click procedure is not executed. I have checked this with Debug and Trace statements, as well as setting breakpoints in the code. I have also tried doing a "Break All" at the point the app hangs, and I get the message "There is no source code available for the current location." There is no problem if the exact same test data is used on a Windows XP machine; it can add more than 68 parts.
The Pocket PCs have 64MB of memory, and are connecting to the network via a wireless connection.
Any ideas of what I can check next to find the problem? Is there a limitation on the amount of data a Pocket PC can post back to the server? Or a cookie size limitation on Pocket PC?
Thanks,
Andrea
After "Add" is clicked for the 68th part, Pocket IE just sits there with the Windows logo moving; it will not continue. I have run the app in debug, and nothing appears to happen on the server side once "Add" is clicked. The Page Init, Load, and PreRender are not executed, and the button click procedure is not executed. I have checked this with Debug and Trace statements, as well as setting breakpoints in the code. I have also tried doing a "Break All" at the point the app hangs, and I get the message "There is no source code available for the current location." There is no problem if the exact same test data is used on a Windows XP machine; it can add more than 68 parts.
The Pocket PCs have 64MB of memory, and are connecting to the network via a wireless connection.
Any ideas of what I can check next to find the problem? Is there a limitation on the amount of data a Pocket PC can post back to the server? Or a cookie size limitation on Pocket PC?
Thanks,
Andrea