Port request bundling processes multiple port requests into only one job run, can be used for:
It is enabled in the Port event listener.
An extra process (.NET task) is started that “listens” directly on the port. When an input is received on the port, Windows activates this process immediately and the processing of the connection begins. Thereby further connections on the same port run into the same process (eBiss Job) and this until :
I.e., under full load, a maximum of 300 messages are processed by one job after 15 seconds of collecting the messages at the latest. The reception of the messages via the channel takes place within the time, in this case within the 15 seconds in parallel. The incoming messages are received in parallel.
If port request bundling is not active, then all port event listeners are processed step by step. I.e. incoming port events are placed at the end and processed one after the other. For each port input a new job is started, with a new process instance and a new runtime session.