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Matt
I was wondering if anyone could offer some advice for the following problem.
I have an ASP.Net web page that accepts posts from users that are sending
data to my organization. During the post I call an in house class to
validate the data and then return either an error message or an acceptance
message. We have found that if customer A is posting data then customer B
tries to post data simultaneously they either get web site not found or too
busy message. What can I look for in my process to help resolve this and
allow multiple posts at the same time? I had thought a web page was
multi-threaded and didn't need any special properties for handling such a
scenario.
Thanks,
Matt
I have an ASP.Net web page that accepts posts from users that are sending
data to my organization. During the post I call an in house class to
validate the data and then return either an error message or an acceptance
message. We have found that if customer A is posting data then customer B
tries to post data simultaneously they either get web site not found or too
busy message. What can I look for in my process to help resolve this and
allow multiple posts at the same time? I had thought a web page was
multi-threaded and didn't need any special properties for handling such a
scenario.
Thanks,
Matt