Hi,
When using the HTTPWebRequest object to perform a POST operation, the object under the HTTPWebRequest object called ServicePoint increments its CurrentConnections property. This will increment on every submit of the POST.
Also on this object it has ConnectionLimit set by default to 2. Once you go past this number the software locks and eventually reports a timeout. No matter how I try to get the CurrentConnections back to 0 after my request, the object will still retain the connection. Since I am writing a posting object, the user could be posting hundreds of requests, and I do not want to set the ConnectionLimit upto 999 to get around this issue.
Kind regards
Mark Ruse
When using the HTTPWebRequest object to perform a POST operation, the object under the HTTPWebRequest object called ServicePoint increments its CurrentConnections property. This will increment on every submit of the POST.
Also on this object it has ConnectionLimit set by default to 2. Once you go past this number the software locks and eventually reports a timeout. No matter how I try to get the CurrentConnections back to 0 after my request, the object will still retain the connection. Since I am writing a posting object, the user could be posting hundreds of requests, and I do not want to set the ConnectionLimit upto 999 to get around this issue.
Kind regards
Mark Ruse
