ObjectPoolingAttribute.MinPoolSize Property

public:
 property int MinPoolSize { int get(); void set(int value); };

public int MinPoolSize { get; set; }

member this.MinPoolSize : int with get, set

Public Property MinPoolSize As Integer

Property Value

The minimum number of objects in the pool.

Examples

The following code example demonstrates the use of this property.

[assembly:ApplicationName("ObjectInspector")];
[assembly:ApplicationActivation(ActivationOption::Server)];
[assembly:System::Reflection::AssemblyKeyFile("Inspector.snk")];
[JustInTimeActivation]
[ObjectPooling(MinPoolSize=2,MaxPoolSize=100,CreationTimeout=1000)]
public ref class ObjectInspector: public ServicedComponent
{
public:
   String^ IdentifyObject( Object^ obj )
   {
      // Return this object to the pool after use.
      ContextUtil::DeactivateOnReturn = true;

      // Get the supplied object's type.        
      Type^ objType = obj->GetType();

      // Return its name.
      return (objType->FullName);
   }

protected:
   virtual void Activate() override
   {
      MessageBox::Show( String::Format( "Now entering...\nApplication: {0}\nInstance: {1}\nContext: {2}\n", ContextUtil::ApplicationId.ToString(), ContextUtil::ApplicationInstanceId.ToString(), ContextUtil::ContextId.ToString() ) );
   }

   virtual void Deactivate() override
   {
      MessageBox::Show( "Bye Bye!" );
   }

   // This object can be pooled.
   virtual bool CanBePooled() override
   {
      return (true);
   }
};

[JustInTimeActivation]
[ObjectPooling(MinPoolSize=2, MaxPoolSize=100, CreationTimeout=1000)]
public class ObjectInspector : ServicedComponent
{

    public string IdentifyObject (Object obj)
    {
        // Return this object to the pool after use.
        ContextUtil.DeactivateOnReturn = true;

        // Get the supplied object's type.
        Type objType = obj.GetType();

        // Return its name.
        return(objType.FullName);
    }

    protected override void Activate()
    {
        MessageBox.Show( String.Format("Now entering...\nApplication: {0}\nInstance: {1}\nContext: {2}\n",
                                       ContextUtil.ApplicationId.ToString(), ContextUtil.ApplicationInstanceId.ToString(),
                                       ContextUtil.ContextId.ToString() ) );
    }

    protected override void Deactivate()
    {
        MessageBox.Show("Bye Bye!");
    }

    // This object can be pooled.
    protected override bool CanBePooled()
    {
        return(true);
    }
}

<JustInTimeActivation(), ObjectPooling(MinPoolSize := 2, MaxPoolSize := 100, CreationTimeout := 1000)>  _
Public Class ObjectInspector
    Inherits ServicedComponent
    
    
    Public Function IdentifyObject(ByVal obj As [Object]) As String 
        ' Return this object to the pool after use.
        ContextUtil.DeactivateOnReturn = True
        
        ' Get the supplied object's type.        
        Dim objType As Type = obj.GetType()
        
        ' Return its name.
        Return objType.FullName
    
    End Function 'IdentifyObject

    Protected Overrides Sub Activate() 
        MessageBox.Show(String.Format("Now entering..." + vbLf + "Application: {0}" + vbLf + "Instance: {1}" + vbLf + "Context: {2}" + vbLf, ContextUtil.ApplicationId.ToString(), ContextUtil.ApplicationInstanceId.ToString(), ContextUtil.ContextId.ToString()))
    
    End Sub

    Protected Overrides Sub Deactivate() 
        MessageBox.Show("Bye Bye!")
    
    End Sub

    ' This object can be pooled.
    Protected Overrides Function CanBePooled() As Boolean 
        Return True
    
    End Function 'CanBePooled

End Class

Remarks

MinPoolSize represents the number of objects that are created when the application starts and the minimum number of objects that are maintained in the pool while the application is running. If the number of available objects in the pool drops below the specified minimum, new objects are created to meet any outstanding object requests and refill the pool. If the number of available objects in the pool is greater than the minimum number, those surplus objects are destroyed during a clean-up cycle.

Applies to