Hello, I'm in the process of troubleshooting a WCF Service that hangs at some point. The service behavior is the following:
[ServiceBehavior( InstanceContextMode = InstanceContextMode.PerCall, ConcurrencyMode = ConcurrencyMode.Multiple )]
Throttling parameters are :
<serviceThrottling maxConcurrentCalls="50" maxConcurrentSessions="50" maxConcurrentInstances="50" />
Following is the service state taken from a hang dump :
0:000> !mdt 0000000000c9f270 -r
0000000000c9f270 (System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.ServiceThrottle)
calls:0000000000c9f3d8 (System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.FlowThrottle)
capacity:0x32 (System.Int32)
count:0x32 (System.Int32)
mutex:0000000000c9f418 (System.Object)
<NO FIELDS>
release:0000000000c9f398 (System.Threading.WaitCallback)
_target:0000000000c9f270 (System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.ServiceThrottle)
<RECURSIVE>
_methodBase:NULL (System.Reflection.MethodBase)
_methodPtr:0000064273dddf30 (System.IntPtr)
_methodPtrAux:0000000000000000 (System.IntPtr)
_invocationList:NULL (System.Object)
_invocationCount:0000000000000000 (System.IntPtr)
<NO FIELDS>
waiters:0000000000c9f430 (System.Collections.Generic.Queue`1[[System.Object, mscorlib]])
_array:0000000028d73e70 (System.Object[], Elements: 16)
_head:0x1 (System.Int32)
_tail:0xA (System.Int32)
_size:0x9 (System.Int32)
_version:0x22 (System.Int32)
_syncRoot:NULL (System.Object)
propertyName:0000000000c9f2b8 (System.String: "MaxConcurrentCalls")
configName:0000000000c9f358 (System.String: "maxConcurrentCalls")
sessions:0000000000c9f508 (System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.FlowThrottle)
capacity:0x32 (System.Int32)
count:0x9 (System.Int32)
....
instanceContexts:000000000105ffc8 (System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.FlowThrottle)
capacity:0x32 (System.Int32)
count:0x32 (System.Int32)
As you can see, maxConcurrentCalls has exhausted, while sessions count is only 9. I'm wondering if this could be caused by a malfunction in client code about proxy usage, like poor exception handling ?
Given a memory dump of the service, is there a way to find clients IP adresses ?
TIA.