License problem in Azure Web App Linux Service

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I have an app that has been upgraded to .net 8 (using Wisej v3.5.4) and moved from a Azure Web App Windows Service to a Linux Web App Service.

After the upgrade and moving to the new service, every time the app restarts, a new license is issued. The app works fine for a short time and then starts showing the expired license message.

Using Wisej Server Community License.

Another problem after the upgrade is that de designer is not working in Visual Studio.

 

Any ideas what may be the cause?

 

 

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Hi Luis,

Can you send the .lic file to support [at] wisej [dot] com ?

Best,
Alaa

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By restart I mean the several times I restarted the Azure Linux Web App Service for testing.

Also, it is on a limited daily hour use tier, so the service seems to go to a “sleep” state when not in use.

Apparently, when I restart the app service manually, a new license is activated and it works as expected. After a while without accessing the app and it enters the sleep state, when I open the app again it shows the invalid license warning.

About the designer, I rebuilt the project and the designer works fine again now.

Regards.

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Hi Luis,

What do you exactly mean by “every time the app restarts”? Is it crashing or reloading constantly?

And to answer your question: Another problem after the upgrade is that de designer is not working in Visual Studio:

.NET Framework 4.8 is required for the designer, what you’ll need is to use the publishing tool to compile your application for .NET 8 and Linux without removing the .NET Framework 4.8 dependency.

Best,
Alaa

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