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Nikos Konstas
Hi,
I'm implementing a simple protocol on top of HTTP using asynchronous
http handlers. Session state is disabled so multiple requests from the
same client can be processed concurrently.
I want to keep the number of client connections to an absolute minimum
(i.e. one connection per client). To achieve that I need to be able to
process requests from clients as they arrive even if they already have
outstanding requests.
The problem I have is that if I send multiple requests using the same
physical connection then they are serialized: request N+1 will be handed
once the processing for request N has been completed.
Is there a way to handle requests as they arrive? I suspect that IIS
enforces this serialization - is it possible to turn it off?
Thank you,
Nikos.
I'm implementing a simple protocol on top of HTTP using asynchronous
http handlers. Session state is disabled so multiple requests from the
same client can be processed concurrently.
I want to keep the number of client connections to an absolute minimum
(i.e. one connection per client). To achieve that I need to be able to
process requests from clients as they arrive even if they already have
outstanding requests.
The problem I have is that if I send multiple requests using the same
physical connection then they are serialized: request N+1 will be handed
once the processing for request N has been completed.
Is there a way to handle requests as they arrive? I suspect that IIS
enforces this serialization - is it possible to turn it off?
Thank you,
Nikos.