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HI MS,
I have read from official microsoft msdn that an HTTPhandler in .NET can do
anything a c++ isapi extension can do. Only a .NET HTTPhandler has a much
more easy programming model.
However I cannot find any documentation on how to receive an HTTP request (
HTTPcontext ) with an HTTPhandler and keep the connection alive.
The HTTPcontext is always closed.
Also in the MSDN library 2003 in the isapi section there is an atricle "keep
alive with worker threads" that explains how to build a c++ isapi extension
that receives the HTTP request and keeps it alive. But the sample code is no
where to be found anymore.
Please MS show me where I can find documentation on how to keep alive
connections using .NET HTTPhandlers or show me where I can find the original
c++ isapi extension sample "keep alive with worker threads" so that I can
begin using c++ on building a really powerfull isapi extension.
I have read from official microsoft msdn that an HTTPhandler in .NET can do
anything a c++ isapi extension can do. Only a .NET HTTPhandler has a much
more easy programming model.
However I cannot find any documentation on how to receive an HTTP request (
HTTPcontext ) with an HTTPhandler and keep the connection alive.
The HTTPcontext is always closed.
Also in the MSDN library 2003 in the isapi section there is an atricle "keep
alive with worker threads" that explains how to build a c++ isapi extension
that receives the HTTP request and keeps it alive. But the sample code is no
where to be found anymore.
Please MS show me where I can find documentation on how to keep alive
connections using .NET HTTPhandlers or show me where I can find the original
c++ isapi extension sample "keep alive with worker threads" so that I can
begin using c++ on building a really powerfull isapi extension.