Persistent connections possible in ASP.Net?

  • Thread starter Thread starter Jim Hubbard
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from what to what?

most browsers support server push (which is really client pull), but its of
limited use. you'd have to update the asp.net timeouts. also its doesn't
scale well. a codebehind background thread could open a persistent
connection easily.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)




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Jim said:
Is it possible to have persistent connections in ASP.Net?
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This is nothing to with ASP.NET. It's a web server feature. And yes,
IIS supports persistent connections.

Cheers,
 
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