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Wicked Code: Asynchronous Pages in ASP.NET 2.0

published 9 months, 21 days ago, submitted by

simoneb 9 months, 21 days ago

msdn.microsoft.com — Comprehensive interesting article about going asynchronous with ASP.NET Web Forms from Jeff Prosise.

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posted by

rimsystems 9 months, 21 days ago

+1. I posted this a while back, but I still refer to it from time to time. Definitely worth the read.

posted by senfo 9 months, 21 days ago

This is of little use. The threads that are used for the asynchronous process are from the same thread pool as the running ASP.NET application. So you actually end up using more threads from the very pool you're trying to use less of.

So, unless you need fire-and-forget functionality, don't bother.

posted by foobar 9 months, 20 days ago