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I have a FileSystemWatcher that is supposed to process incomming files (on an IIS server, in ASP.NET Core, hosted on Windows Server) and after processing these, move them to another destination.
It works like a charm, but only when there are users connected to the website, I was wondering what causes this kind of behaviour.
Extra info: When a file pops up in the directory it is listening to and there is no user connected to the website, the code that is defined in the Watcher_Created() method is not executed, and when processing multiple files, upon disctonnection the other files are no longer beeing processed.
Any advice?
Sorry but this is an irrelevant answer because it has nothing to do with my case.. I read on a blog that it could be because of the Idle Timeout of the Application Pool, but that does not seem to be the case as I have modified the timer and nothing happend + even when the timer was 20 minutes, the process would stop instantly after the last active user disconnected.