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[SOLVED] Re: Looking for performance-oneway asynch call
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[SOLVED] Re: Looking for performance-oneway asynch call


  • Subject: [SOLVED] Re: Looking for performance-oneway asynch call
  • From: kubernan <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2002 18:04:34 +0100

I just solved the performance problem, but i don't know
if the solution is a good idea.

old code : The client application opens a DO connection to the server
in the awakeFromNib
This connection is available for all methods of the window controller
that
creates a new request.

new code : Now, i create a new DO connection in each method call. Each
request has
its connection to the server and the synchronous response returns now
immediately.

Thx again for your help.
K.

Le vendredi, 1 nov 2002, ` 16:55 Europe/Paris, Lindsey Spratt a icrit :

> Kubernan (is this a first name or a last name?),
>
> Design snippet:
> mainController
> that runs in loop and receives client request
>
> For each new request, check it and if the request
> is in error, returns the error (synchronous).
>
> If the request is available, create a new instance
> of my own object and call a method in this instance.
>
> In the new instance : create a new thread that do the stuff
> for the client request. In the thread, informations of the work
> are sent to the client using -(oneway void).
>
> Is the main thread of the server waiting for the new thread that
> services the client request to finish, or is it possible for the
> server to spawn a thread to solve a client request and *while that
> spawned thread is running* to get the next client request and spawn
> another thread to service it, and so on? It's hard to tell from your
> design sketch, but if the server main thread waits on the new
> request-serving thread, this would be a problem.
>
> Cheers,
> Lindsey Spratt
> http://homepage.mac.com/lspratt
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