Take the 2-minute tour ×  I create one global ChannelFactory
connection to my WebService (in global.asax) and I access this
CannelFactory from every web-request. My WCF-Service uses:
InstanceContextMode = InstanceContextMode.Single ConcurrencyMode
= ConcurrencyMode.Multiple .Net 4.0 no security, no metadata
exchange  Now my questions:  1) Is it better to create an own
ChanelFactory for every incoming request that accesses the
WebService and to increase the connection limit in my WCF-
Service, too?  2) When there are some concurrent requests to my
WebService (the server has much simultanious requests), will
they be queued or will the global ChannelFactory process/send
every request simultaneously? If so, will the ChannelFactory
take care for the thread safety on the client side?  Thank you
very much for your help!  share|improve this question add
comment  1 Answer  up vote 0 down vote accepted  I have been
using cached channel factories for quite some time in a sizable
project and have not had any issues so fa