Calling web services from .NET
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I have an ASP.NET application that calls web services on another host. Is
there a way that you can control the lifetime of the underlying TCP
connections that .NET uses to make the web service calls? From what I
understand, by default, .NET is configured to use a maximum of two
connections, and those connections stay open for up to 100 seconds after the
last data was sent/received. Is there a way to control the lifetime of
those underlying connections? In other words, can I have .NET use a
different connection for each request, or, time out the existing connection
quickly, so that it needs to create a new connection more often than the 100
second default timeout? Thanks in advance.
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