服务器上找不到iis,.net C#应用程序找不到本地IIS服务器

I have client-server .net application, WCF communication with IIS.

During development I encountered a strange phenomenon:

Once in a while, when I run my application without debug and press a button - it seems like the server doesn't respond to the action.

Then I turn to check the same action on debug mode, and when I try to attach the service to process in oder to debug it - I can't find the w3wp.exe process, which is surely active !

But when I open the inetmgr (IIS Manager) and press Browse to the service site - suddenly the service is found in the Attach to process list on VS, and everything continues to work - with or without debug mode - as if nothing had happened.......

Does anyone experienced something similar, or have any assumption why is this happening?

I am concerned that similar incidents can affect the stability of my system.

Note: Perhaps the phenomenon above occurs after I update the client service reference, but I'm not pretty sure.

Thanks!

Solutions1

I'm not exactly if I will answer your question since it's not clear but let me put answer anyway:

I sometimes get an error in running WCF on my machine and this because I have my host running Local IIS then when I change it to IISExpress it runs without issues.

To change this, right click the project -> properties-> open web tab, locate servers and select IIS Express in dropdown. See image

To understand the difference between the two you can check: http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/introducing-iis-express

Talk1:

Hi. Thanks for you response. Would you be able to tell me what's the meaning of changing my server from Local IIS to IIS Express? Does it make any substantial difference? @Bayeni

Talk2:

I've added a link that will explain the difference, please check the edit

Talk3:

Well I tryed it, and it didn't work. I was have to Browse the server from IIS to make the service work. Worse, after few clicks of the GUI button it loose the server again. I wonder, maybe this is a problem of permissions?

Talk4:

That also possible, that was my 2 cent :)