05-09-2019, 10:48 AM
I'm not sure I got it...
1) Http.sys subsystem does all the routing work, i.e. basically Windows decides which request goes where, based on the URL mapping. Maybe your URL maps overlap? This is perfectly possible (and valid)
2) You mean that you are using SA in GUI mode, right? I've never experienced that and you are the first to mention such behavior. SA GUI is not intended to be used as a production server. Anyway, even using the GUI I've never seen this. BTW, I usually run a stress test against a GUI application (both Indy and Http.sys based) starting up to 3000 sessions and shutting it down is pretty smooth (although it takes some time because of proper destruction of all 3K sessions).
Maybe this is taking long in your case? You can see the session count on the GUI interface in real time when requesting it to close.
1) Http.sys subsystem does all the routing work, i.e. basically Windows decides which request goes where, based on the URL mapping. Maybe your URL maps overlap? This is perfectly possible (and valid)
2) You mean that you are using SA in GUI mode, right? I've never experienced that and you are the first to mention such behavior. SA GUI is not intended to be used as a production server. Anyway, even using the GUI I've never seen this. BTW, I usually run a stress test against a GUI application (both Indy and Http.sys based) starting up to 3000 sessions and shutting it down is pretty smooth (although it takes some time because of proper destruction of all 3K sessions).
Maybe this is taking long in your case? You can see the session count on the GUI interface in real time when requesting it to close.