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Http Connection Pooling

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Tejpal - 18 Aug 2005 22:31 GMT
Hi Guys,

I have made a web service to accept applicant information and then generate
account number in the web method and gives back Account number to applicant.

I want to control the traffic to the web service. Particularly i want to do
http connection pooling, menaing i dont want to let user allow more than 5
requests to my web service at a time. If a new request comes in (lets say 6th
request), it should wait until existing reqests gets their response back,
meaning it should pool the http request and entertain the new request if and
only if there is any free http connection is available.

Any kind of help will highly appreciated.

Thank you
Tejpal Garhwal
Tejpal - 18 Aug 2005 22:34 GMT
BTW i am using C#

> Hi Guys,
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> Thank you
> Tejpal Garhwal

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