Like the title says, If I place an app_offline.htm in the application root, will it cut off currently running requests, or just new ones?
Like the title says, If I place an app_offline.htm in the application root, will
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Here is my lame experiment; I created an ASPX page with the following code:
This code simply introduces some loooong page loads. I accessed the page and while it was loading, I created an ‘app_offline.htm’ file. I then loaded another web browser and confirmed the application was offline. I then re-visited my ‘loading’ request…it completed all the way to step 3.
This confirms that current requests finish loading and new requests are turned away.