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It all depends on your application.<br />
If your application requires lot of interaction with the clients(through sockets) then it is advisable to have one thread for each client.<br />
Typical example is chatting with private windows.<br />
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There is a limit on the number of threads that can be created. I dont know the exact number on NT system.
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It all depends on your application.
If your application requires lot of interaction with the clients(through sockets) then it is advisable to have one thread for each client.
Typical example is chatting with private windows.

There is a limit on the number of threads that can be created. I dont know the exact number on NT system.

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Is there realy limitation about the number of thread I can create? 
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Is there realy limitation about the number of thread I can create?

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Hi All<br />
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I am writing application which suppose to accept unlimited number of users via sockets. <br />
I am dealing with the following question: Should I create thread in the system for each socket to handle each client or should I create number of thread to handle all sockets?<br />
I am working under Windows NT system.<br />
What are the advantages and disadvantages for each way? <br />
Is there any restrictions for number of thread for each process under NT?<br />
If you have any link for researched done in this area, it will be helpful.<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Thanks.<br />

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Hi All

I am writing application which suppose to accept unlimited number of users via sockets. 
I am dealing with the following question: Should I create thread in the system for each socket to handle each client or should I create number of thread to handle all sockets?
I am working under Windows NT system.
What are the advantages and disadvantages for each way? 
Is there any restrictions for number of thread for each process under NT?
If you have any link for researched done in this area, it will be helpful.
   
     Thanks.


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