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COM+ call to MultiThread can only create 3 STA Thread ?

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wdwedw - 15 Jul 2005 17:48 GMT
I have a STA Multithreaded dll, which is called by a VB COM DLL, and this VB
DLL is called by a COM+ dll. During the debug testing in VC++, I found only 3
STA thread can be created. However, when I tested the STA Multithreaded dll
using VB form and it work fine and can create many threads you want. By the
way this COM+ is a VB DLL
wdwedw - 15 Jul 2005 19:27 GMT
My mistake. Not a question. I have set the default thread number to be 3.

> I have a STA Multithreaded dll, which is called by a VB COM DLL, and this VB
> DLL is called by a COM+ dll. During the debug testing in VC++, I found only 3
> STA thread can be created. However, when I tested the STA Multithreaded dll
> using VB form and it work fine and can create many threads you want. By the
> way this COM+ is a VB DLL

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