I have a question about debugging the initialization of Isolated Receive adapters. If I am using a custom HTTP adapter how does an instance of the adapter get created and initialized?

If you look at the sample HTTP Adapter that ships with the SDK the HTTPReceive.aspx.cs file contains the following line of code.
- HttpReceiveAdapter httpAdapter = (HttpReceiveAdapter)context.Application["HttpReceiveAdapter"];

So at this point in the code an instance of the HTTP adapter must have been created initialized and stored on the Application context. Is there a configuration file that controls this process? What is the naming convention for the key? Is there any situation where the httpAdapter variable will be undefined after the call to context?

I have a question about debugging the initialization of Isolated Receive adapters. If I am using a custom HTTP adapter how does an instance of the adapter get created and initialized?

If you look at the sample HTTP Adapter that ships with the SDK the HTTPReceive.aspx.cs file contains the following line of code.
- HttpReceiveAdapter httpAdapter = (HttpReceiveAdapter)context.Application["HttpReceiveAdapter"];

So at this point in the code an instance of the HTTP adapter must have been created initialized and stored on the Application context. Is there a configuration file that controls this process? What is the naming convention for the key? Is there any situation where the httpAdapter variable will be undefined after the call to context?