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Alireza Kheyrollahi
This is the third time I am posting this message. Please help if you can.
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Hi all,
I have got three questions. For the first two, I need just confirmation that
I have understood the matter correctly. For the last one, I do not have a
clue!
1. We are running two different windows-based applications at the same time
on one machine. How many CLR processes are we going to have? One or two? (I
reckon it must be two) Maybe process is a misnomer in this case (instance is
better) because CLR is loaded INTO the existing process.
2. In an ASP.NET application, if we do not change any settings (by default
applications will share the dllhost process), how many CLR process/instance
would we have? Probably one?? And what if applications do not share the
process? Does that mean we are going to have CLR overhead (and memory usage)
for each and every application?
1. In COM+, where the h... CLR is loaded?! Is it different for server or
library applications? Could you please elaborate on this?
Thanks in advance
Ali
-------------------------------------------
Hi all,
I have got three questions. For the first two, I need just confirmation that
I have understood the matter correctly. For the last one, I do not have a
clue!
1. We are running two different windows-based applications at the same time
on one machine. How many CLR processes are we going to have? One or two? (I
reckon it must be two) Maybe process is a misnomer in this case (instance is
better) because CLR is loaded INTO the existing process.
2. In an ASP.NET application, if we do not change any settings (by default
applications will share the dllhost process), how many CLR process/instance
would we have? Probably one?? And what if applications do not share the
process? Does that mean we are going to have CLR overhead (and memory usage)
for each and every application?
1. In COM+, where the h... CLR is loaded?! Is it different for server or
library applications? Could you please elaborate on this?
Thanks in advance
Ali