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girishmeena 27-Feb-20 8:23am View    
ahh, got it. This counter tells about processed no. of requests.
Service: Calls - Number of calls to this service.
girishmeena 27-Feb-20 7:17am View    
okay, to know how many calls my service getting I can take N1(no. of calls at lets say 7PM) and then N2(no. of calls at 7:01 PM). N2-N1 is no. of calls i am getting in 1 mins. Thanks

Similarly, for no. of call in processing will find with the help of calls outstanding. what about the calls processed (not processing)?
girishmeena 27-Feb-20 3:49am View    
Hi phil,
Thanks for the answer. I understood Calls and Calls per second from your comments.
But how will I know how many calls my service getting at this point of time? calls per second is average.

and Does it mean that my service is currently processing calls = calls outstanding value? calls outstanding always equal to throttling value I set in per call set up.

further, how will I know how many calls my service process finishing per second? it will not equal to calls outstanding, right?
girishmeena 6-Apr-18 1:48am View    
Could you explain more why you need multiple Controller?
I hope you have already using MVC routing to redirect to particular controller Action based on URI.

Further, URL versioning is to have version number within the URL.

E.g. Suppose you are using EmployeeController for employee APIs.

1st Version
web/v1/api/GetEmployee
GetEmployee

2nd Version in the same controller
web/api/v2/GetEmployee
girishmeena 25-Sep-17 10:23am View    
have you copied the code from somewhere? try removing the namespace and build the project.