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2020-01-16T14:39:59
He is not saying that it is not possible. There are a few factors to consider:
- A single IIS working process should already be using all available resources from multiple processors, because it is threaded internally. Each request should be handled in parallel by a different core/processor. Dividing it into different processes won't necessarily help
- IW is a stateful application so, unless the requests are always forwarded to the same process, it won't work
2020-01-16T14:40:18
What's your IW version?
2020-01-16T14:40:34
latest version of IW 15
2020-01-16T14:40:59
good
2020-01-16T14:41:21
Okay, I'm getting it
2020-01-16T14:42:15
I guess your app uses a DB server ...
2020-01-16T14:43:42
Yes, MS SQL Server using ADO
2020-01-16T14:46:07
is that datasnap isapi app running on the same machine?
2020-01-16T14:46:23
is there anything fighting for the CPU/ server resources?
2020-01-16T14:46:53
yes it is.
2020-01-16T14:47:30
I'll have to pass that question to the system administrator. I'm not sure
2020-01-16T14:48:11
'yes it is' was about running on the same machine
2020-01-16T14:50:19
sure, I got it
2020-01-16T14:51:24
Hi Alexandre! Did you make any improvement to IWDBGrid ?
2020-01-16T14:51:58
let me give it a thought. If you have any performance data that you might want to share, please write me at type: email alexandre@atozed.com
2020-01-16T14:52:33
Also how do I get access to bootstrap demos that I have installed with the new version 15.1.12
2020-01-16T14:53:23
I will. Thanks so far!
2020-01-16T14:53:36
If you installed bootstrap demos, they are in your hdd, in a subfolder of the folder where IW is installed
2020-01-16T14:54:23
just open a project, build and run