Maximum number of Threads

From: Tzach (tzach_at_phonedo.com)
Date: 01/22/04 

Date: 22 Jan 2004 11:52:53 +0200

I'm developing a simple Java client that runs over a CORBA server.
The main client thread is waiting for notification from this server.
On each notification,
The client creates a new thread executing some logic with the server and close.
Each session spend most of the time waiting for the server.
At most there can be ~1000 open session.
My questions are:
1. How many threads can be open at the same time
(with response time of up to ~1 second)?
2. Does the JVM open a native thread for each java thread?

I know both question is OS and JVM dependent,
so I'm not expecting exact numbers here. The client will probably run on Solaris or NT.

Thanks.

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