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> Jeremy
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Hi All,
Just wanted to update the list with my test results.
I modified my test to offload the blocking process to another server. So
the CPU stays low on my test machine (single proc
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Hi Conrad,
Thanks for the email.
1 - I agree completely.
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> Don't forget that WinForms apps run the event thread in a COM STA, so
> that
> *may* account for some of the serialization of method calls you're
> seeing.
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> Shouldn't
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Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Remoting, Threading and Concurrency
Jeremy,
If I were you I would eliminate the ThreadPool just to be sure that's
not your issue. The reason for this is twofold
1) You probably shouldn't be using the ThreadPool for
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> I've also tried hosting the object in IIS and in a WinForms app. Same
> result in both cases.
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> Jeremy
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ther thread while waiting for db to return
> (that's my biggest concern. I don't want my machine sitting and waiting for
> a long-running db call to return).
>
> Jeremy
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20/2008 5:59 PM
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Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Remoting, Threading and Concurrency
Surely you want SingleCall, not Singleton.
Couple of questions:
Q1: How many machines you're using for the test (I guess 1 for test client
and 1 for server)?
If 1, then not sure w
Surely you want SingleCall, not Singleton.
Couple of questions:
Q1: How many machines you're using for the test (I guess 1 for test client
and 1 for server)?
If 1, then not sure what you're testing but maybe Q2 needs an answer.
Q2. What's your machine like and particularly how many CPUs?
Hint: i
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I've also tried hosting the object in IIS and in a WinForms app. Same
result in both cases.
Jeremy
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Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Remoting, Threading and Concurrency
Is this something to do with the server being a console app? I have a
nagging feeling that they are single-threaded somewhere.
Phil Wilson
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Hi,
Each button-worker-threads uses the following line to get the proxy:
retObj = (T)Activator.GetObject(type, "tcp://" + serverName +
":" + port.ToStr
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Are the calls using the same
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> Hello everyone,
>
> I have been struggling with this for a few weeks now. I have searched
> on the web high and low, purchased &q
Hello everyone,
I have been struggling with this for a few weeks now. I have searched
on the web high and low, purchased "advanced" remoting books, searched
newsgroups and these discussion group's archives. I see hints of
explanations/solutions, but nothing that seems to work or explain what
is
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