David Bustos wrote: >>> What does >>> <single_instance/> >>> really do? > > It's supposed to tell the framework that only one instance of the > service should be running at a time. Presumably the developer knows > that all instances of the service will contend on some resource. (E.g., > the interface binding is unconfigurable.) Unfortunately, it hasn't been > implemented yet.
So (if implemented) it would be effective if you had multiple instances defined, to ensure that only one is running at any one time?
