| Andy Xu[MSFT] 2004-02-26, 1:35 pm |
| Hello, Zoe,
generally, different items in publish campaign list represent different campaign caches (advertisement/discount etc) entries in your commerce site. So for example, if you have two web servers deploying the
same commerce site (a web-farm scenario), you may see two advertisement cache entries and two discount cache entries in bizdesk.
The value of the each cache item is decided by CacheManager's AppUrl property. In ASP site, you can set that value in your site-level code and when the cache loads, that AppUrl value, combined with the cache
type, will be written into the DB, thus it will show up in bizdesk. If you are using the .net classes shipped with CS2002, then code inside Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime.dll will set this value to your local machine
name (which is probably why you see the //ServerName entries).
So better understand where the problem is, I suggest you to find out 1) what's your deployment look like, do you use web-farm or just a single instance of web app for you commerce site? 2) in your site codes, is
there any place(s) you explictly set the AppUrl property?
HTH,
-- Andy
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From: "Zoe Hart" <Zoe.Hart@Competitive.com.NOSPAM>
Subject: Publish Discounts questions
Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2003 15:25:01 -0500
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I would like to better understand what causes the different items to appear
in the Publish Campaigns list. Shoppers arrive at my site different ways -
sometimes via IP address, sometimes via one of a number of different domain
names. Each of those ends up in the Publish Campaigns list. That can be
annoying but I understand, at least vaguely, what's going on.
I also routinely get an entry for //ServerName even though my Commerce Site
runs under its own IIS site not under the server's default web site. I'm
particularly bewildered as to where this entry comes from since nobody does
or can browse to my site through the //ServerName.
If I delete all the redundant entries so that I'm left with one Discounts
entry and one Ads entry, then select the Discounts entry and press Publish,
the date and time on the selected Discounts entry does not get updated.
Instead I get a new entry for //ServerName and that entry has the current
date and time.
What's going on here? I feel like something must be out of whack somewhere
in my configuration, but I'm not sure where to start looking because I don't
understand the underlying logic behind how these entries show up.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Zoe
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