I have a SOAP application that receives requests through a file adapter.
While testing, I send 10 requests at the same time. When I look at the SOAP
server for requests, I see only two come in. When they complete. I can see
another two come in. On the receive side, biztalk had picked up all the file
s
at the same time. If is a loading issue in Biztalk, or can I configure it
somewhere to post more files to the SOAP service at the same time.

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Hi,

> I have a SOAP application that receives requests through a file adapter.
> While testing, I send 10 requests at the same time. When I look at the
SOAP
> server for requests, I see only two come in. When they complete. I can see
> another two come in. On the receive side, biztalk had picked up all the
files
> at the same time. If is a loading issue in Biztalk, or can I configure it
> somewhere to post more files to the SOAP service at the same time.

Did your orchestration requests something through HTTP?

It seems you've run into the old problem. The HTTP client cannot
have more than two opened connection at the same time.
This is default behavior.
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> It seems you've run into the old problem. The HTTP client cannot
> have more than two opened connection at the same time.

To be more exact, the HTTP client cannot open at the same time more than
two connections to the same endpoint. But you can open e.g. 4 connection to
to two different endpoints, or, just for fun, create two clients that have 4
connections
to the same endpoint. And so on... ;-)
______________________________
With best wishes, Arthur Nesterovsky
Please visit my home page:
http://www.nesterovsky-bros.com

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you can change this behavior by modifying the machine.config file.  Look at
the connection management section in the <system.net> configuration section.
You can add an "add" node with the address of hte server you are calling and
set the connection limit higher than two.

Matt


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> Hi,
> 
> SOAP 
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> files 
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>
> Did your orchestration requests something through HTTP?
>
> It seems you've run into the old problem. The HTTP client cannot
> have more than two opened connection at the same time.
> This is default behavior.
> ______________________________
> With best wishes, Arthur Nesterovsky
> Please visit my home page:
>       http://www.nesterovsky-bros.com
>
>
>

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