Custom ThreadPool
Last year in a post from the last day at Tech Ed I mentioned a talk about building Scalable ASP.NET Web Applications, in which a warning was given about using the normal .Net ThreadPool in web apps. A suggestion was made to instead use a custom thread pool so that ASP.NET's worker threads weren't all used up.
In that talk it was said there was code for such a class on the Wintellect website, but I remember looking at the time and couldn't find anything.
I've since found Mike Woodring's .NET Sample Page, on which there is a custom thread pool inplementation available for download.
I've not needed to use it yet, so can't comment on its usage, but I'll give it a go when I need control over the ThreadPool.
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