MaximumThreadsPerJob Property

int MaximumThreadsPerJob {get; set;}

'Declaration
 
Property MaximumThreadsPerJob As Integer

'Usage
 
Dim instance As IOcrAutoRecognizeManager
Dim value As Integer
 
instance.MaximumThreadsPerJob = value
 
value = instance.MaximumThreadsPerJob

int MaximumThreadsPerJob {get; set;}

get_MaximumThreadsPerJob();
set_MaximumThreadsPerJob(value);
Object.defineProperty('MaximumThreadsPerJob'); 

property int MaximumThreadsPerJob {
   int get();
   void set (    int value);
}

Property Value

A value of 0 means use maximum number of CPUs/cores available to the machine. The engine will read this value from System.Environment.ProcessorCount.

The IOcrAutoRecognizeManager supports converting a single document using multiple threads using the Run, RunJob and RunJobAsync methods. You can enable this feature by setting MaximumThreadsPerJob to 0 (for maximum CPUs/cores) or a value greater than 1.

Not all OCR engines support multi-threading in this fashion. If multi-threading supported, then IsMultiThreadedSupported will be true and the value of MaximumThreadsPerJob is used.

If the OCR engine does not support multi-threading, then IsMultiThreadedSupported will be false and the value of MaximumThreadsPerJob is not used (ignored).

The following table lists the LEADTOOLS OCR engines and whether they support multi-threading in IOcrAutoRecognizeManager:

Note: This property is not used and will be ignored when using engine native format (DocumentFormat.User and IOcrDocumentManager.EngineFormat).

Some OCR engine types support creating multi-threaded documents by creating one IOcrEngine and multiple IOcrDocument or IOcrAutoRecognizeJob each in its own dedicated threads. For more information, refer to Multi-Threading with LEADTOOLS OCR.

Target Platforms

Reference

IOcrAutoRecognizeManager Interface
IOcrAutoRecognizeManager Members
Programming with the LEADTOOLS .NET OCR
Multi-Threading with LEADTOOLS OCR
LEADTOOLS OCR Thunk Server