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Max threads using asynchronous invocation

Hi,

I use an asynchronous call to execute a method in a
windows service :

TargetSystemDel egate TargetSystemdel egate = new
TargetSystemDel egate(TargetSys tem .Invoke );
AsyncCallback cb = new AsyncCallback(T argetSytemCallb ack );
IAsyncResult ar = TargetSystemdel egate .BeginInvoke(re f
activity , cb, null);
Is there a limit about how many threads could be created
by the windows service ?
(Like in ASP.NET using maxWorkerThread s attribute in the
processModel element in machine.config)

If not, should I explicitly use the
System.threadin g.ThreadPool class to ensure a maximum
worker threads ?

Other question : How can I retrieve the input parameters
of my call in my callback ?
(for the moment, I use REF parameters)
Thanks,

Arnaud
Nov 22 '05 #1
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