How a Web Service Request is Handled in ASP.Net

Question

When a client makes a web service request, how does asp.net assign a service class instance to handle this request?

Is there a new instance of the service class created for each request, or is it merging, or is there one instance used to handle all requests?

Answer 1

For classic ASMX services, you are sure to get a new instance with each request, just like an ASPX request. For the WCF service (.SVC), you have more options, for example, starting as a singleton.

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