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Any issues?????

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    Charith Jayasundara
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    Hi, I am going to develop a C# windows application and deploy in a server. This exe file will be used by around 10 people at the same time. I think it will create new instances for each user. What I want to know is, are there any know issues for these kind of scenarios? What the general good practices for this kind of application? Thanks & Regards :rose:

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      Hi, I am going to develop a C# windows application and deploy in a server. This exe file will be used by around 10 people at the same time. I think it will create new instances for each user. What I want to know is, are there any know issues for these kind of scenarios? What the general good practices for this kind of application? Thanks & Regards :rose:

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      Urs Enzler
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      We use the same approach in one of our projects with no issues. The reason is that you have only one exe but a process of its own per user. But of course, if you are accessing any ressources (files, devices, ...) then you have to do it in a thread-safe manner. Happy programming Urs

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