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Re: concurrent request handling: advice


  • Subject: Re: concurrent request handling: advice
  • From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 07 Jan 2004 11:11:05 -0800

Hi Jonathan,

I've done this recently.  I think that only application level and static
stuff needs to be threadsafe.  And then only if it is writable.  I
initialize a bunch of app level stuff in the constructor when it is still
single threaded.   After that it is read only and hence not a worry.  And
of course EO locking, but you are very well aware of that!  :-)

So far, I've had no trouble.  It was far easier than I'd imagined.  So far...


Chuck


At 02:38 PM 06/01/2004 -0600, Jonathan Rochkind wrote:
>So, I have a large set of applications and frameworks that have grown
>over a few years to have many many lines of code.
>
>I want to take the plunge and turn on concurrent request handling.
>Does anyone have any advice for what things to look at in my app that
>I might need to modify to be safe under this environment?
>
>The only things I can think of now are:  variable access in
>Application, or in any static methods/variables.  Those seem to be
>the main areas I will need to make sure are safe for concurrent
>access once I turn on concurrent request handling.  Stuff at the
>WOSession level, or in any particular WOComponent---shouldn't need to
>worry about this, since access to a session is still one thread at a
>time, and a component normally lives within a certain session. Same
>with EO objects.
>
>But is there anything else I should be thinking about?  Advice from
>someone who's written, or better yet converted into, a large
>concurrent request handling WO app especially welcome.
>
>--Jonathan
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Global Village Consulting Inc.             http://www.global-village.net
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