<p>Ok, strange setup, strange question. We've got a Client and an Admin web application for our SaaS app, running on asp.net-2.0/iis-6. The Admin application can change options displayed on the Client application. When those options are saved in the Admin we call a Webservice on the Client, from the Admin, to flush our cache of the options for that specific account. </p>

<p>Recently we started giving our Client application >1 Worker Processes, thus causing the cache of options to only be cleared on 1 of the currently running Worker Processes.</p>

<p>So, I obviously have other avenues of fixing this problem (however input is appreciated), but <strong>my question is:</strong> is there any way to target/iterate through each Worker Processes via a web request?</p>

Would it be:
```
rbServer.Items.Add(ServerDeveloper)
```
Ok, so since you want to do it from presentation...It is possible, but horribly ugly:
```
<div>
<% rbServer.Items.Add(new ListItem("Dev", ServerDeveloper)); %>
<asp:RadioButtonList ID="rbServer" runat="server">
    <asp:ListItem Value="Blah">Blah</asp:ListItem>
</asp:RadioButtonList>
</div>
```
Note that the code block has to be
above
the markup - if you put it below, it doesn't seem to work. Note also that the const will have to be protected in order for the page to access it. This feels terribly like a hack to me, but there it is.