This is an operating system question. Every operating system I know of has a
default limitation on how many threads a single process can run. On Windows NT
I believe (correct me if I'm wrong) the limit is 2048. On some UNIXes it's
1024. On Solaris 8 I want to say it's theoretically unlimited. Regardless,
it's a limit set by the operating system, it's usually tuneable, and the JVM has
nothing to do with it.
Scott Stirling
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From: Laura Duong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2000 4:36 PM
Subject: Thread and JVM
> Hi ...
>
> It ' s a great place to learn here...
>
> Question: "How many thread can a VM handle ? max ? and why?
>
> Please help -
> Thanks,
>
> Laura Duong
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