I downloaded the zip file dated October 24th and it doesn't seem to include Wintellect.Threading.dll. Were you aware of this? Also, I got an error in Visual...
Yes, I messed up the ZIP file dates October 24th. There is a new ZIP file dates October 30th that should have been available by now but the Wintellect web...
The October 30th zip is there now and it looks good. Thanks. dan ... available by now but the Wintellect web master went on vacation. ... contains the...
I don't know enough about the connection pooling features; maybe someone else can respond. If a server can't handle 300 users each making 35 async requests,...
Jeffrey, I have a question regarding making queued requests and waiting for a confirmation that the request has been processed. Basically, I'm writing an...
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The web page should send a request to the server which should accept the request and then respond with an acknowledgement of accepting the request (not the...
The latest version of Jeffrey Richter's free Power Threading Library, which includes a DLL for use by Silverlight applications and components is now available...
Thanks Jeffrey. So you don't recommend blocking for the initial request and waiting for a confirmation that the request has been processed? Should I be making...
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You should ALWAYS do async requests if you care about performance and scalability. Therefore, I always recommend against blocking. -- Jeffrey Richter...
I will give it a try. Thanks for your help! ________________________________ From: PowerThreading@yahoogroups.com [mailto:PowerThreading@yahoogroups.com] On...
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Nov 6, 2008 2:18 pm
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One clarification, your statement, "The server will respond when the processing is complete." There are two cases 1) Either the processing is completed,...
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I think you should break this apart. Part 1: The client asks the server to process a request. The server accepts the request (perhaps to a queue) and responds...
Yes, agreed. But in Part 2, from the server perspective, the server will have either a) processed the request in that case it will return with the ...
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In my web.config I have impersonation set to false and I am using integrated security. From what I have read, it looks like a connection pool is set up for...
Thanks for the info Gautam. The application pool I am using runs under a service account but its the same idea. So it's one connection pool after all... Good...
I don't know exactly what you are trying to accomplish so it is hard for me to answer. And, this is not the forum to get into it in more detail. However, based...
Hi Jeff, I came up with a very basic question, that is when to use Volatile and when to use Interlocked methods( say Interlocked.Exchange). Consider the...
1. Yes, Interlocked methods are slower than accessing a volatile field. However, in .NET 4.0, the perf difference will be less because the JITter will...
Hi Jeffrey, first of all, thank you for great library which you make available. I try to convert my application to use OneManyResourceLock instead of ...
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Nick, There is always the4 chance that there is a bug is my deadlock detection code. If you could send me a SMALL repro case, I'll take a look at it. You could...
Thank you very much for your answers. If I can get small repro case I'll let you know. I try to rewrite my code with ReaderWriterGate Again thank you for info...
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I just downloaded the latest version of the Wintellect.Threading.dll and noticed that the CallbackThreadPool is no longer part of it. I have used it in the...
I recommend using the CLR's built-in thread pool. The only reason that I've heard of for people wanting to use another thread pool in addition to the CLR's...
Jeffrey, thank you for your quick response, I will certainly take a look at the AsyncEnumerator class. Is the CLR thread pool increased only for the 3.5...
So, let me start off by saying I'm not an ASP.NET expert so take what I say with a grain of salt... The correct thing to do is for people to design their apps...
I agree that using a custom thread pool is not good practice. Personally, I find it rather absurd that the ASP.NET engine pulls a thread from the I/O Thread...
ASP.NET is doing what it is supposed to be doing in regards to the thread pool. The real problem is that all these various libraries are doing the wrong thing....
I was able to add asynchronous methods to the SqlDatabase class of the Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Data module, and this will be the solution I...
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