RE: a new worker process(aspnet_wp.exe) for each web service request .
From: Deepak (Deepak_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 02/07/05
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Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 15:45:04 -0800
Hello
You cannot inherit the settings of the processmodel section in your
web.config file.
This section cannot be inherited. So all the settings that you change for
processmodel element will apply to all the web sites that are running on your
server.
Remember to run iisreset after you have made changes to machine.config.
"CG" wrote:
> I have a VS .NET 2003 web service project which references a Managed
> C++ assembly.
>
> The managed C++ assembly in turn uses some unmanaged code.
>
> Because of some restriction in the unmanaged (legacy) code, I can only
> have a aspnet_wp.exe
> worker process service only one web service request. In other words,
> after aspnet_wp.exe (wp1)
> serviced User1's web service request, it should not be used to service
> another
> web service request (from User1 or any other User2).
>
> User1 -> aspnet_wp.exe (wp1)
> User2 -> another worker process other than wp1 ...
> and so on.
>
> In the machine.config file, it seems the following processModel
> Attributes - setting requestLimit=1 and
>
> requestQueueLimit=1 - will do the trick for me. Am I correct?
>
> processModel Attributes:
> requestLimit="[Infinite | number]" - Total number of requests
> to serve before process is
>
> shutdown
> requestQueueLimit="[Infinite | number]" - Number of queued
> requests allowed before process is
>
> shutdown
>
>
> Is it possible to set these attributes in a config file specific to my
> web service project? That way I can avoid changing the machine.config
> setting which will apply to other projects too.
>
> TIA,
> CG
>
>
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