Hi Rick,

Would you please elaborate more on the performance improvements afer upgrading the Web Connection server to run .NET Core 6?

Dimitar Hristov

There are unlikely to be any performance improvements with .NET Core Connector. It'll perform about the same as the .NET Handler.

Request overhead is never the connector - it's all in the FoxPro code that handles the requests.

Personally my recommendation is for running in production on IIS is to continue using the .NET Handler because it's easier to configure and update than the .NET Core Connector. The .NET Core Connector's primary purpose is to provide a development time Web server that you can ship with your application so it can run on any machine without further setup (assuming .NET 6 is installed).

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