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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / General / September 2007When new instance of webservice?
Does IIS create a separate instance of a webservice for each call to it or if more calls are done at the same time, is it possible that the same instance will be used for more calls? So do I have to consider thread savety when storing intermediate results in local variables of a webservice? And what about static variables of the webservice? I believe, IIS creates one instance per call, just like aspx page instance, so you can safely use the local/class-level variables. As long as static variables are concerned again just like aspx, is common to all users and has application scope. - Harshal > Does IIS create a separate instance of a webservice for each call to > it or if more calls are done at the same time, is it possible that the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > And what about static variables of the webservice? Hi, > Does IIS create a separate instance of a webservice for each call Every time a web service is invoked a new instance of the *web service* is created (not an application). > is it possible that the same instance will be used for more calls For what? Only for keeping state? > I have to consider thread savety when storing intermediate > results in local variables of a webservice? The application instance is keeping between invoking. So, static variables and application state is keeping also. See there for more info (and concept links out there). [ASP.NET Application Life Cycle Overview ] http://msdn2.microsoft.com/ru-ru/library/ms178473.aspx Regards, Alex [TechBlog] http://devkids.blogspot.com > Does IIS create a separate instance of a webservice for each call to > it or if more calls are done at the same time, is it possible that the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > And what about static variables of the webservice?
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