Hello,

What is the best way to recycle threads (and/or increase the number
allotted threads) from the thread pool.  I have c# chat service which
many users connect.  I have implemented some better thread managment
because I was seeing tons of "Not enough threads in thread pool to
complete operation" and my application would hang.  New code, see
below:

WaitCallback loginCallBack = new WaitCallback(PoolFunc);
ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem(loginCallBack, message);

//Method PollFunc
void PoolFunc(object state)
{
int workerThreads,completionPortThreads;
ThreadPool.GetAvailableThreads(out workerThreads,
    out completionPortThreads);

Thread.Sleep(2000);

NameValueCollection nv = GetNVFromMessage((Message)state);

try
{
    nv.Add("Worker Threads:", workerThreads.ToString());
    nv.Add("Completion Port Threads:", completionPortThreads.ToString());

    LogTheUserInMethod((Message)state);
}
catch(Exception ex)
{
    appBlocks.ExceptionManager.Publish(ex, nv);
}
}

Now, this seems to have taken care of the enough threads error message
I was seeing, however normally when the Threads in the performance tab
of the task manager hit around 750 (which seems low), the application
bottlenecks and doesn't do anything.

So, my question is twofold: Can anyone verify the approach (more code
is available upon request) and shouldn't the GetAvailableThreads
recycle these, or am I missing something.  Any help would be extremely
and greatly appreciated, I am tired of awaking every business day at
5:30 to restart the service (after that, the rest of the day is fine)
and this is driving me mad.

- Dan