i have written a small Server program to manage Clients ... and each time a client connects a new class is instantiated.....i want to know ho many instance of a class can a single runtime can handel ..... will the use of threads help ..... i've also heard that a run time can only handle a few hundred threads at a time.... is there a principle to handle a few hundred clients without causing much drain on the system.. thanks a lot, Regards Merwin
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kri shan
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JVM can not handle more than 900 Threads
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Originally posted by kri shan: JVM can not handle more than 900 Threads
Hi Kri,... thanks a lot for the answer .... i had another question ... is it safe to instantiate a simple class instead of using a thread can the jvm handel this ... will it be too much of a load on the JVM
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