Web Service Multiple Requests

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is web services are capable of handling multiple requests?
if 1000 peoples are logging in from their systems and firing query to one web service is it possible that results will get overridden??
if yes what can we do to tackle it?

Posted 6-Jul-12 2:40am

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Manas Bhardwaj · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-06T02:44:00

They won't be mingled. Instead, I would worry if my webservice can really handle that kind of load.

Each web request runs on its own thread. Windows manages the thread scheduling such that each thread is given CPU time. Windows cannot schedule more threads for execution than the number of cores available to run them. If you have two cores, then that is how many threads can run simultaneously.