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Q: My ISAPI application running under IIS 4.0 loses the state of the global variables between requests, what is the problem?

A: You could possible hacing ISAPI Application Caching turned off, here is how to turn it back on:

  1. Open up the Internet Server Manager within MMC.
  2. Click on the directory that you want to begin your application namespace at.
  3. Depending on the type of directory click on either the Home Directory, Virtual Directory, or the Directory tab.
  4. From within the Application Setting click on the Configuration button.
  5. From with in the Application Configuration dialog click on the Application Mappings tab.
  6. Check the box with the label Cache ISAPI Applications.
  7. Click on OK to exit the Application Configuration dialog.
  8. Click on OK to exit the properties dialog.

- Wayne Berry

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