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I am new to ASP.NET, so perhaps this is problem will yield a simple answer.
I am building an ASP.NET application using asynchronous handlers
(IHttpAsyncHandler). In doing so, it was recommended that I use a
custom thread pool to handle work items that are queued from
BeginProcessRequest.
I am using the famous DevelopMentor custom thread pool written by
Mike Woodring.
My question -- How do I make only one instance of the pool to be used
by multiple handlers? If I add it to global.asax in the
HttpApplicationState.StaticObjects, will there still be multiple
instances created? Or do I just have to make the thread pool class static?
Any help will be very appreciated.
Buzz
I am building an ASP.NET application using asynchronous handlers
(IHttpAsyncHandler). In doing so, it was recommended that I use a
custom thread pool to handle work items that are queued from
BeginProcessRequest.
I am using the famous DevelopMentor custom thread pool written by
Mike Woodring.
My question -- How do I make only one instance of the pool to be used
by multiple handlers? If I add it to global.asax in the
HttpApplicationState.StaticObjects, will there still be multiple
instances created? Or do I just have to make the thread pool class static?
Any help will be very appreciated.
Buzz