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Re: How does WO enforce serial request processing per session?




On Aug 27, 2007, at 12:51 AM, Peter Vandoros wrote:

Hi List,

I was wondering how WebObjects enforces serial access to the WOSession (ie. request processing).

Does the "wo" request handler enforce serial access? Does the"wa" request handler enforce serial access? Does Application.dispatchRequest() enforce serial access?

Also, if I was to access a WOSession outside of a request-response loop, how can I ensure that the WOSession is not processing a request at the same time? How can I ensure that only one Thread accesses the WOSession at a time that comes from a "da" request? How do I initialise the WOSession correctly if I need access to it when not coming from a "wo" request the "wosid" is not sent along with a "wa" request?

See WOSessionStore and related methods in WOApplication. See Practical WebObjects pages 171 - 172,



Is WOApplication.restoreSessionWithID() going to do "the right thing" when ever I call it? ie. is it going to initialize the WOSession correctly? will it ensure serial access to the WOSession? etc...

Yes.

Chuck

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