App restarting over and over on its' own

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I am running WiseJ v2.248

The app is on a server with 2 websites (Win2012 RS Datacenter)

App pool v4.0 integrated

On 2 computers, the app runs as expected.

On 1 computer the app loads and then immediately refreshes just as if I had hit the refresh button or Ctrl-F5.  This happens over and over and after a while (20 seconds to a minute), it stops refreshing and works as you would expect.  You can see this happening in the attached video.

I don’t see any errors in the dev tools of chrome or firefox.

I have no idea what might be causing this and am at a loss as to where to look since I can’t see any errors.

I’m wondering if someone can point me in the right direction.

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I ran the app today and it doesn’t refresh on me.  A coworker then ran it on his machine and it does the refresh thing.

I checked the bin folder and the last date modified was 6/3/2021.

We found that on his computer, the wisej.js line 69376 (location.reload(true)) is causing the reload.  It is in function WiseJ.onException = …..

Why would this be happening on his system but not mine?

  • Levie (ITG)
    Hi Haas, It looks like the error you’re getting is caused by an invalid session. You guys can try setting the “validateClient” configuration option to false in Default.json. When this is enabled it matches the client fingerprint (REMOTE_USER/HTTP_USER_AGENT/REMOTE_HOST/REMOTE_ADDR/HTTP_CLIENT_IP) to check for session spoofing, if any of these values change when the session is being validated it will throw the error. Let me know if it works for you (and say hi to Shawn and Jeff from me)! -Levie
  • Haas Door
    Hi Levie, I added “validateClient”: false, into my default.json file. That didn’t seem help at all. Let me know if there is any data or logs I can send that might help in figuring out what is going on. I might also add that from time to time, I get the same issue on my workstation once and a while. Most of the time I can close the browser then it works as expected the next time… but not always. Shawn
  • Levie (ITG)
    Do you have any Chrome extensions installed? You can try disabling them to see if that’s the culprit. Alternatively, we can take a look if you send a test link, you can send it to Levie AT IceTeaGroup DOT com.
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Your app is very likely writing something to /bin. IIS will restart every time anything changes in /bin.

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