Icreasing maximum number of Simultaneous requests

Hello
I am working on running a web based application , dployed on SunONE app server on a Windows 2000 machine. The goal is to test the application under stress condition. The test client sends 500 simultaneous requests, but I see the number of threads on the appservd process as 176 . I have already increased the max number of Simultaneous threads setting on the HttpServere. Is there any other thing that needs to be changed
thanks
-Aniruddha

the appserver uses a pool of threads for servicing client requests. it doesn't spawn a new thread for each request. after handling a request from a client, the same thread can handle a request from another client.
The following link (although it is written for the webserver, it also applies to the appserver) contains some more information that you may find useful. A similar document for the appserver is in the works.
http://docs.sun.com/source/816-5690-10/perf6.htm#18783
Thanks,
Arvind

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