Connection limit on IIS
am 01.11.2007 16:48:01 von JC
I have a few questions concerning a problem that I am currently experiencing.
I have created a webservice that is being hosted on a computer in my network.
I call the webservice is called iteratively on different values of a list of
objects.
-I ran into a situation where after a certain amount of iteration had been
run I could no longer connect to the webservice because i had reach the
maximum amount of users?
-How many connections are created each time a request is sent to the
webservice?
-Is there any problem when calling a webservice from within a loop?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Re: Connection limit on IIS
am 01.11.2007 20:52:57 von MR. Arnold
"JC" wrote in message
news:F4C479C2-2C1B-4CF1-BF25-B1CF45A3A6C4@microsoft.com...
>I have a few questions concerning a problem that I am currently
>experiencing.
> I have created a webservice that is being hosted on a computer in my
> network.
> I call the webservice is called iteratively on different values of a list
> of
> objects.
>
> -I ran into a situation where after a certain amount of iteration had been
> run I could no longer connect to the webservice because i had reach the
> maximum amount of users?
>
> -How many connections are created each time a request is sent to the
> webservice?
>
> -Is there any problem when calling a webservice from within a loop?
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
That's based on the O/S on which IIS is running on as to the concurrent
connection limit to IIS and the IIS version.
Re: Connection limit on IIS
am 01.11.2007 21:56:01 von JC
Version of IIS is 5.1. I am using Windows XP Professional
"Mr. Arnold" wrote:
>
> "JC" wrote in message
> news:F4C479C2-2C1B-4CF1-BF25-B1CF45A3A6C4@microsoft.com...
> >I have a few questions concerning a problem that I am currently
> >experiencing.
> > I have created a webservice that is being hosted on a computer in my
> > network.
> > I call the webservice is called iteratively on different values of a list
> > of
> > objects.
> >
> > -I ran into a situation where after a certain amount of iteration had been
> > run I could no longer connect to the webservice because i had reach the
> > maximum amount of users?
> >
> > -How many connections are created each time a request is sent to the
> > webservice?
> >
> > -Is there any problem when calling a webservice from within a loop?
> >
> > Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
>
> That's based on the O/S on which IIS is running on as to the concurrent
> connection limit to IIS and the IIS version.
>
>
Re: Connection limit on IIS
am 01.11.2007 22:09:40 von Kristofer Gafvert
You have a limitation of 10 concurrent connections. So if you open a new
connection each time you call the webservice, you will quickly run out of
available connections.
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Regards,
Kristofer Gafvert
http://www.gafvert.info/iis/ - IIS Related Info
JC wrote:
>Version of IIS is 5.1. I am using Windows XP Professional
>
>"Mr. Arnold" wrote:
>
>>
>>"JC" wrote in message
>>news:F4C479C2-2C1B-4CF1-BF25-B1CF45A3A6C4@microsoft.com...
>>>I have a few questions concerning a problem that I am currently
>>>experiencing.
>>>I have created a webservice that is being hosted on a computer in my
>>>network.
>>>I call the webservice is called iteratively on different values of a list
>>>of
>>>objects.
>>>
>>>-I ran into a situation where after a certain amount of iteration had
>>>been
>>>run I could no longer connect to the webservice because i had reach the
>>>maximum amount of users?
>>>
>>>-How many connections are created each time a request is sent to the
>>>webservice?
>>>
>>>-Is there any problem when calling a webservice from within a loop?
>>>
>>>Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
>>
>>That's based on the O/S on which IIS is running on as to the concurrent
>>connection limit to IIS and the IIS version.
>>
>>
Re: Connection limit on IIS
am 02.11.2007 02:57:23 von MR. Arnold
"Kristofer Gafvert" wrote in message
news:xn0fd6w516ahnbv00h@news.microsoft.com...
> You have a limitation of 10 concurrent connections. So if you open a new
> connection each time you call the webservice, you will quickly run out of
> available connections.
>
>
That's not a problem with IIS7 and Vista. Vista and IIS7 do connection
pooling.
http://www.vistabase.co.uk/kb/inbuiltapps/iis7-internet-info rmation-services-7-faq