Are you stress testing your ASPX page or the web service? If you are stress testing the ASPX, you should have a separate instance for each time the page is executing, so I don't see how the 2 connection thing would be an issue.
Is the web service an ASP.NET web service hosted in IIS? -Rob -----Original Message----- From: Leonel Waisblatt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 11:59 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] WebService Proxy Hi, im having the this problem: I have an aspx page that connects to a webservice trough a SoapHttpClientProtocol proxy. while a stress test I realize that a lot of requests to the webservice returns timeout. I'm thinking that this problem is because http 1.1 protocol, that only supports 2 connections at the same time, so a big percentage of the requests are queued, and finally returns by timeout. As i read on msdn winhttp protocol doesn�t have this restriction, thus Im traying to make the webservice's requests via WinHttp, but I can�t. Any Clue?? Thnks in advance, bye... Leonel.
