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    Default DLL's in .Net

    We have in our company a Web Solution with a lot of DLL's,
    this solution had worked fine with ASP pages. Now we are
    migrating for ASP.Net and the behavior of DLL's changed.
    It happen that .Net has a threadpool, and when a new
    request for pages are made it try to find an old thread,
    and so, it recover old information not desired. We think
    that solution must be disabel the .Net thread pool, but we
    aren't sure about it.
    Camilo Silva Guest

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    Default Re: DLL's in .Net

    Is there a question here somewhere?



    "Camilo Silva" <camilo@rm.com.br> wrote in message
    news:01b801c344ba$d0fb6cd0$a501280a@phx.gbl...
    > We have in our company a Web Solution with a lot of DLL's,
    > this solution had worked fine with ASP pages. Now we are
    > migrating for ASP.Net and the behavior of DLL's changed.
    > It happen that .Net has a threadpool, and when a new
    > request for pages are made it try to find an old thread,
    > and so, it recover old information not desired. We think
    > that solution must be disabel the .Net thread pool, but we
    > aren't sure about it.

    joe Guest

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