ApplicationPoolRecycling.PeriodicRestart Property
Definition
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Gets the settings for application pool recycling.
public:
property Microsoft::Web::Administration::ApplicationPoolPeriodicRestart ^ PeriodicRestart { Microsoft::Web::Administration::ApplicationPoolPeriodicRestart ^ get(); };public Microsoft.Web.Administration.ApplicationPoolPeriodicRestart PeriodicRestart { get; }member this.PeriodicRestart : Microsoft.Web.Administration.ApplicationPoolPeriodicRestartPublic ReadOnly Property PeriodicRestart As ApplicationPoolPeriodicRestartProperty Value
An ApplicationPoolPeriodicRestart object that can be used to conditionally restart application pools.
Examples
The following example displays the value of the PeriodicRestart property and then sets the property to 5 minutes. This code example is part of a larger example provided for the ApplicationPoolRecycling class.
Console.WriteLine("PeriodicRestart.Time:\t{0}",
manager.ApplicationPools["DefaultAppPool"].Recycling.PeriodicRestart.Time);
// Change the LogEventOnRecycle and PeriodicRestart.Time properties.
manager.ApplicationPools["DefaultAppPool"].Recycling.LogEventOnRecycle = (RecyclingLogEventOnRecycle)6;
manager.ApplicationPools["DefaultAppPool"].Recycling.PeriodicRestart.Time = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5);
// Commit the changes to ApplicationHost.config file.
manager.CommitChanges();
Remarks
Application pools can be conditionally restarted based on limits of virtual memory, private memory, the number of requests, or time periods. Application pools can also be periodically restarted at any number of scheduled times. The object returned by this property provides access to configure all conditional and periodic application pool restarts.