Proof That Web Gardens Do Not Fly Well With InProc Sessions?
Dec 2, 2010
I am tinkering with Web Gardens in ASP.NET with IIS 6.0. Multiple sources (Source1 Source2) explain how InProc Session does not fly well with Web Gardens. I built a program to prove it, but the results are difficult to explain. I set the Maximum # of worker processes to 1000 in IIS.I create a web app that stores a string in Session and retrieves the value with a button click. Run web app in IE, FF, and Blackberry browsers.
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