Application_Start

[George Ter-Saakov]

Re: Application_Sta rt

I believe that application might start even when there are no pending
requests.
IIS monitors changes or health of the application and if it decided that
something has changed or application deadlocked it will restart it even if
there is no one using it right now. (obviously given that application has
not been active before).

George.


"Göran Andersson" <guffa@guffa.co mwrote in message
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Juan T. Llibre wrote:

>re:
>!if it's unrelated to session
>>
>It *is* unrelated to session...at the end, but not at the beginning.
>>
>At the beginning, they're very much related.
>For a session to begin to exist, Application_Sta rt *must* have occurred.

>
Well, not directly. Before a session can start the application has to have
started, but the application is started to handle the request rather than
because it's needed by the session.
>

>re:
>!it's much more likely to be worker process idle timeout
>>
>That, or the configured memory/App Pool recycle conditions.
>>
>>

>
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[Juan T. Llibre]

Re: Application_Sta rt

re:
!the application is started to handle the request
!rather than because it's needed by the session

Even the session is not needed.
However, there will be no sessions without the application.




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"Göran Andersson" <guffa@guffa.co mwrote in message news:eRyOeGUAIH A.1212@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...

Juan T. Llibre wrote:

>re:
>!if it's unrelated to session
>>
>It *is* unrelated to session...at the end, but not at the beginning.
>>
>At the beginning, they're very much related.
>For a session to begin to exist, Application_Sta rt *must* have occurred.

>
Well, not directly. Before a session can start the application has to have started, but the application is started to
handle the request rather than because it's needed by the session.
>

>re:
>!it's much more likely to be worker process idle timeout
>>
>That, or the configured memory/App Pool recycle conditions.
>>
>>

>
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Göran Andersson
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[Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)]

Re: Application_Sta rt

First, .NET will recycle rarely used processes at times. This is a
conservation method, although you can configure it not to work this way.

Second, you could have the process set to recycle. This can be done in IIS
or config files.

Third, you might have a problem that is causing the recycle. If so, you
should see entries in the event log.

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"Joey" <joey.powell@to pscene.comwrote in message
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asp.net 2/C#
>
I have noticed that during periods of inactivity on my website, the
Application_Sta rt event is firing about every 40-45 minutes. Is this
normal? Shouldn't the app start once and remain running until I stop
it?
>
JP
>

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Re: Application_Sta rt

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