The question is pretty simple: how do you set InstanceContextMode & ConcurrencyMode in WF4 WCF Workflow Service Application?
You don't, they have no effect of workflow services.
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Which ConcurrencyMode and InstanceContextMode combination is best for WCF REST services considering heavy load?
I have a stateless WCF 4.0 (IIS 7.5) configured with
[ServiceBehavior(InstanceContextMode = InstanceContextMode.Single, ConcurrencyMode = ConcurrencyMode.Multiple)]
Question 1
Does InstanceContextMode.Single have any impact when configuring ConcurrencyMode.Multiple ?
Question 1
In order to have better Scalabiltity (hunders calls per second), should I change it to InstanceContextMode = InstanceContextMode.PerCall ?
Thanks
I am building a new SV application which will be used from the Internet. I am expecting to
have a few users at a time, so I will need good performance.
Which is better to use:
build from 0 WCF RIA services or
use Domain Services?
On WCF RIA I can set up a service behavior for ConcurrencyMode but for Domain Service I couldn't find any info about that.
Also I am a little new to this so be gentle :).
I have a wcf service inside a windows service. Inside the wcf service I have a http listener which needs to be started automatically when the windows service is started. Any ideas?
Thanks for the answers but I found the solution
In order to have your constructor called, you need this:
[ServiceBehavior(InstanceContextMode = InstanceContextMode.Single, ConcurrencyMode = ConcurrencyMode.Single)]
can you not use IIS to host the WCF service, it has the WAS (Windows Activation Service ) to start the WCF Service?
Wrt WCF RIA services. Where & How can we configure WCF parameters like message size, response timeout, transport protocol etc?
I am trying to WCF RIA services(PDC09 build) with Silverlight 3.0. I have tried searching but that didnt help much.
Any pointers will be greatly helpful.
Came to know that it is not available in this PDC09 build and have to wait atleast until next public release of WCF RIA services