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Well it seems this may have helped the problem I have described earlier as I 
don't seem to be getting the problem right now. I will watch it closely and 
seehow it works over a longer period of time.

Thanks for the information, I appreciate it.

Mike

"mike" <mfbrowne@earthlink.nnet> wrote in message 
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> Steve,
>
> Well thanks for answering. Hmmm I had not thought of this but sure am 
> willing to give it a try. Wonder if this will assist in the problem.
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
> "Steve Aletto" <steve_alettoANTI@SPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message 
> news:42b9811a@newsgroups.borland.com...
>>> I have a central application which has a ServerSocket defined and I open 
>>> this socket in a blocking format. Each time a client connects I create a 
>>> thread for the client. This all works well and I have many applications 
>>> running without the following problem, but I have a case where when the 
>>> thread was being created I received a call stack overflow exception.
>>
>> Not sure I will help, but:
>>
>> How do you create the thread? Suspended or not?
>> If not Suspended, do you have any initialization code in the thread 
>> constructor?
>> If so, then try to create the thread Suspended and then Resume it 
>> explicitly.
>>
>> HTH,
>>
>> Steve.
>>
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