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      Question Of The Day !!!! -- (7-11-2005) -- ASP.NET

    
  
    
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When a request comes in, IIS checks for the script map and routes the request 
to the aspnet_isapi.dll. The operation of the DLL and how it gets to the 
ASP.NET runtime varies significantly between IIS 5 and 6.  
In IIS 5 hosts aspnet_isapi.dll directly in the inetinfo.exe process or one of 
its isolated worker processes if you have isolation set to medium or high for 
the Web or virtual directory. When the first ASP.NET request comes in the DLL 
will spawn a new process in another EXE – aspnet_wp.exe – and route processing 
to this spawned process. This process in turn loads and hosts the .NET runtime. 
Every request that comes into the ISAPI DLL then routes to this worker process 
via Named Pipe calls. 
IIS 6 always creates a separate worker process – an Application Pool – and all 
processing occurs inside of this process, including execution of the ISAPI dll. 
          
        
      
          
  

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