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Max. Thread Amount of Windows XP and / or Windows Server 2003

Hi @ll,

I'm working on a web project which has to use multiple channels to
connect to receive several sources at once. The problem is, that I'm
not aware of the maximum amount of Threads i can allocate to my
channels.

Can i open 10 threads, 100 threads even 1000?

is there a general answer to it. my dev. environment runs on win. xp
and the application will run on a ms server 2003.

Kind regards,
Roni Schuetz

May 1 '06 #1
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You can open as many threads as you want. It all depends on how much your
system can handle.

Shaun C McDonnell
Solutions Architect
Hi @ll,

I'm working on a web project which has to use multiple channels to
connect to receive several sources at once. The problem is, that I'm
not aware of the maximum amount of Threads i can allocate to my
channels.

Can i open 10 threads, 100 threads even 1000?

is there a general answer to it. my dev. environment runs on win. xp
and the application will run on a ms server 2003.

Kind regards,
Roni Schuetz

May 1 '06 #2
You only need to post this question to one forum. Then sit and wait for an
answer.

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Hi @ll,

I'm working on a web project which has to use multiple channels to
connect to receive several sources at once. The problem is, that I'm
not aware of the maximum amount of Threads i can allocate to my
channels.

Can i open 10 threads, 100 threads even 1000?

is there a general answer to it. my dev. environment runs on win. xp
and the application will run on a ms server 2003.

Kind regards,
Roni Schuetz

May 1 '06 #3

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