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  • 1.  eBusiness on a 2008 server with Sage 100 Std 2014.

    Posted 01-29-2015 16:50
    eBusiness on a 2008 server with Sage 100 Std 2014.3. Ever since we installed eBusiness a few weeks ago, every day, and sometimes more than once a day, the webstore page is unavailable. ""Error processing request. The MAS200 ISAPI library generated the following error while processing your request. Unable to establish a connection (4)"" We have to stop and restart the service, and then it runs fine for a few hours. Does anybody have experience with this?


  • 2.  RE: eBusiness on a 2008 server with Sage 100 Std 2014.

    Posted 01-29-2015 17:01
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  • 3.  RE: eBusiness on a 2008 server with Sage 100 Std 2014.

    Posted 01-29-2015 17:04
    Thank you, Doug! I will do this immediately.


  • 4.  RE: eBusiness on a 2008 server with Sage 100 Std 2014.

    Posted 01-29-2015 17:10
    That is not the exact error message but it is worth a try.


  • 5.  RE: eBusiness on a 2008 server with Sage 100 Std 2014.

    Posted 01-29-2015 18:47
    I developed the habit of putting the web engine on its own VM and scheduling a nightly reboot. This VM needs minimal resources and can even be Windows 7 rather than a server OS.


  • 6.  RE: eBusiness on a 2008 server with Sage 100 Std 2014.

    Posted 01-29-2015 21:39
    running as a service or application? If service , start it as n application and see if messages display on the pvx windows. Make sure you do not hide the tasks in webengine.. Usually the error message is indicating that the web engine is not running. Sage's Manual list the following for it: Unable to establish a connection The Web Engine has stalled or is not running. If you are running the Web Engine as a service, you can verify whether it has stalled or stopped. Open a Web browser and type http://127.0.0.1:PORT/IW_Login.m4p;login (where PORT is the port at which the Web Engine is running). If you get a Business to Business logon prompt, then the Web Engine is running. Stop and restart the service. If the Web Engine still does not start, then contact Sage for further assistance. The Web Engine port number in the MASISAPI.ini file is incorrect or missing. Open the MASISAPI.ini file in Notepad, and verify that the port number in the file matches the port number displayed on the Web Engine Configuration window and eBusiness Manager Setup Options. The Web Engine port is blocked. A router and/or firewall may be the cause. I have seen it happen with a user who had a very large catalog that each time a user would search it would crash the session. We had to move the webengine to the same server as the MAS90 folder to fix. Might also check the web activity log.