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Best way to deal with simultaneous connections usi (General questions)

by Simon, Wednesday, August 05, 2009, 02:06 (5589 days ago)

Hi there,

We use VB.NET and the ActiveX control.

We have a web server that does a lot of processing for each web request, and we can get hundreds at a time. (It is in testing.)

It's hard to tell what the best way of handling this is.
Should we:
- Just set Threads to FullThreads? If so, what if on the RequestDone event we call wodSMTP with blocking=true to send a large email? If we wait until it is sent to give back HTML, would other connections or application processes be blocked?

- Or, should we immediately launch all our processing/responses in a new thread as soon as we enter RequestDone?

What's the best solution?

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