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Ford Prefect alias Armin
Hello
I have a Problem of understanding how IIS/ASPX Works.....
Why can't to request run at the "same" time ??
I have a Simple ASPX Web Application.
It has two Button.
Button 1 startst a do loop for 15 Seconds
Button 2 simply says Hello (writing hello in a Label)
I start Browser 1 and call the aspx Site
I start Browser 2 and call the aspx Site
Now in Browser 1 I click Button 1 (the loop)
Next in Browser 2 I click Button 2.
Browser 2 now waits till Browser 2 has ended the 15 Seconds Loop
and then start the Hello.
So Browser 2 is blocked untill Browser 1 is finished.........
Does that mean that ASPX is unable to server two Clients at once ?
What if 10.000 User call the Site ? Then Every User is blocked if only one
uses the "Loop" Button ?
I have a Problem of understanding how IIS/ASPX Works.....
Why can't to request run at the "same" time ??
I have a Simple ASPX Web Application.
It has two Button.
Button 1 startst a do loop for 15 Seconds
Button 2 simply says Hello (writing hello in a Label)
I start Browser 1 and call the aspx Site
I start Browser 2 and call the aspx Site
Now in Browser 1 I click Button 1 (the loop)
Next in Browser 2 I click Button 2.
Browser 2 now waits till Browser 2 has ended the 15 Seconds Loop
and then start the Hello.
So Browser 2 is blocked untill Browser 1 is finished.........
Does that mean that ASPX is unable to server two Clients at once ?
What if 10.000 User call the Site ? Then Every User is blocked if only one
uses the "Loop" Button ?