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Hold request in wcf
Posted on 2013-01-06
Hi,
i am getting request from different clients and i want to hold that requests in Wcf and check which request belongs to
which client.
please guide me how to solve this.
i am getting request from different clients and i want to hold that requests in Wcf and check which request belongs to
which client.
please guide me how to solve this.
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i'm not sure if that is what u mean but in .net 3.5 you can get the client address/port/ip.
Get the Client’s Address in WCF
Get the Client’s Address in WCF
Hi,
acutally i am getting the request from different clients , i.e i am getting different threads
now i will send all these request to different application which is java , and they will place in their queue, and we don't know for which request the response comes from their queue because sometimes some queue may fails , so i need to check the for which request the response has come by verifying with thread and send back the response to client, so here i need to sleep all the threads in WCF coming from client and after getting the response , i need to check for which thread i got the response and release that thread.
This is what my task, so can you please say whether i can achieve this by using mutex. if so, can mutex will lock multiple threads , please guide me how to achieve this.
acutally i am getting the request from different clients , i.e i am getting different threads
now i will send all these request to different application which is java , and they will place in their queue, and we don't know for which request the response comes from their queue because sometimes some queue may fails , so i need to check the for which request the response has come by verifying with thread and send back the response to client, so here i need to sleep all the threads in WCF coming from client and after getting the response , i need to check for which thread i got the response and release that thread.
This is what my task, so can you please say whether i can achieve this by using mutex. if so, can mutex will lock multiple threads , please guide me how to achieve this.
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