Hello,
I have two different programs- one uses IMAP and the other uses it's own
IMAP protocol (implemented using sockets). Both programs use the IP*Works
toolkit (for .NET). When the "socket" code is running from a desktop
(winform) test harness, there are few if any timeouts when these "clients"
talk to a server. However when this code library is used in the context of
an NT Service-- the routines experience an "usually" large number of
timeouts (when talking to the server).
1) Is there any way to "boost" the response time of services?
2) Are there any limitations that .NET places on NT Services?
3) Why would an assembly of code respond differently (poorly) when running
as a service?
Thanks in advance,
Gene