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Microsoft IIS - Application pool behaviour
If I have 1 process defined per Application pool does it mean that
all http requests for this pool are processes sequentially?
What about IIS6 and IIS7 how it does work there?
all http requests for this pool are processes sequentially?
What about IIS6 and IIS7 how it does work there?
Microsoft IIS Web Server.NET App ServersMicrosoft Development
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Sudhanshupathak
Can find out from the last link you provided how to go and define step by step number of threads per w3wp process.
Please advice.
Can find out from the last link you provided how to go and define step by step number of threads per w3wp process.
Please advice.
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If it is ASP.NET application I suppose that in IIS7 "Session State" for site will have Cookie Settings - ASP.NET_SessionId even different w3wp processes will handle several requests for same session, right?
Please advice,
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Please advice,
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How can I configure the number of its threads?