I think it depends on the number of socket connections a browser has. Aren't
most browsers defaulted to 4 socket connections??? A user can of course
change this.
Anyway I have never needed to exceed more than 2 simultaneous downloads or
uploads at once (to be on the safe side). Whenever I had to do a bunch of
downloads or uploads then I created an object that monitored the
download/upload status and whenever one was complete I would simply cue up
the next download/upload. I could have probably pushed the limit to 4
simultaneous downloads/uploads though.
ck
> -----Original Message-----
>
> If It's a shockwave project then then I believe the limit is down to the
> browser - we've found that if we go over 4 then problems start to occur.
> This is using IE and Netscape on a Mac - other combinations may differ.
> Shockwave seems particularly efficient on Windows...
>
> > Hi everybody!
> >
> > I am working on a new database releated program, which will do thousands
> > of getnettext operations within a few hours. How many simultaneous
> > operations can I start. Is there a limit? Any experiences with that?
> >
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