Yes, i'm using the thread-per-connection mode and works fine for me. I have
a TCP server,using synapse, that uses this model and as an improvement I
created a pool of threads in order to get a faster answer from server (the
requests made are very short).
Regards
Ing. Alejandro Casagrande
Advenio Software
http://www.advenio.com.ar
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2008/5/20, Lukas Gebauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > I want to use synapse in TCP Server(Such as FTPServer,HTTPServer,MAIL
> > Server),and i know use thread .my question:if there are too many
> > clients(1000+) Concurrent connections,and my server will create 1000+
> > threads to deal with.this OS support?or there are other way do it.
>
> Count of threads is not case... case is what these threads doing, and
> how many context switches you have.
>
> If major count of threads just waiting for data and when it have
> data, request is processed shortly, then you probably not have any
> problem with thread-per-connection model.
>
>
>
> --
> Lukas Gebauer.
>
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