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| Hello,
I've seen some discussion about this topic, but haven't seen a definitive
answer yet, so I thought I'd ask :-).
When several unique clients request .aspx files from a web application, each
client is served "simultaneously" with the other clients. i.e., 5 users hit
the site at once, all 5 users get an answer "at the same time"; they don't
have to "wait in line".
When a single client requests 2 or more .aspx files from the web
application, that single client receives responses in the order that they
were requested. In other words, if you have two browsers open on your
machine hitting different (or the same) .aspx files on the web server, they
will not process simultaneously and will "wait in line".
I understand the reasons for this as the default behavior of IIS6 w/ASP.NET.
However, my question is how can this behavior be changed? If I have a
specific situation for my web application that I need a single, unique host
to pull up 5 requests at the same time, how can I configure IIS / ASP.NET to
accomplish this?
Thanks in advance for everyone's input.
Hegg
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