How does TS address the issue of utilizing non-multithredded files

[Guest Q Logic]

How does Treminal Server address or deal with the issue of a shared

application that may contain one or more non-multitredded files. Does this

simply mean these application with not work properly and when designing an

application that could be run as a Terminal Server application the developer

must be carful to use only multithredded capable files?

[Guest Rob Leitman [MS]]

Re: How does TS address the issue of utilizing non-multithredded files

 

Generally, different users use the application in separate processes, not

threads in the same process.

 

Rob

 

"Q Logic" <QLogic@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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> How does Treminal Server address or deal with the issue of a shared

> application that may contain one or more non-multitredded files. Does this

> simply mean these application with not work properly and when designing an

> application that could be run as a Terminal Server application the

> developer

> must be carful to use only multithredded capable files?