Hi,
I'm developing an xml web service for use by one of our
clients. There is some initialization that needs to be
done when the service loads into memory, and it is a bit
costly.
I've read about, but never used, how MTS can be used for
COM objects to keep them around in memory longer, to avoid
costly re-initialization every time the object is loaded.
Is there an equivalent mechanism for .net web services?
The two books I have don't mention anything on issues
concerning how to improve response time, and many searches
on web services, transactions, etc haven't turned up
anything for me.
Thanks,
Warren
p.s. Regardless of the options available for the above
problem, I'd also like to know if there is some sort of
global initialize method called when the DLL for the web
service first loads into memory...that way I could do the
up front initialization there, and be sure it is only done
once.
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