08-01-2019, 08:43 AM
Hi Alexandre,
I have tried your proposals, and with ServerController.ComInitialization set to ciMultithreaded, it works if I also use my own name/password for the service logon. I installed the HTTPSYS service on the SQL server.
I now need to have a domain user created who can login as a service, and are in the SQL Reader/Writer AD-group, but cannot login as a windows user on the server.
By comparing the two applications, the EXE as a service on the SQL server, and the DLL as a ISAPI under IIS 10 on the webserver, it is true that the service is much faster to respond and to start. Though it is a simple test and response times are quite low, it is still noticeable. The service is quicker.
Thanks for your help.
I have tried your proposals, and with ServerController.ComInitialization set to ciMultithreaded, it works if I also use my own name/password for the service logon. I installed the HTTPSYS service on the SQL server.
I now need to have a domain user created who can login as a service, and are in the SQL Reader/Writer AD-group, but cannot login as a windows user on the server.
By comparing the two applications, the EXE as a service on the SQL server, and the DLL as a ISAPI under IIS 10 on the webserver, it is true that the service is much faster to respond and to start. Though it is a simple test and response times are quite low, it is still noticeable. The service is quicker.
Thanks for your help.

