Hi Gerry, nice to see a fellow NIEHS'er on the list.
If the CFC that you are placing in the application scope is stateful,
then yes you'll need to lock the WRITES to the variables scope to avoid
race conditions. I do this by creating a UUID in my init() method and
using that as the lock name.
We were initially concerned about our host's reaction to bandwidth
requirements for the podcast (thus the 4-episode limit on the feed), but
they've told us they can handle it, so the pipe is now open. All
episodes are now available for your listening pleasure.
Stay tuned...
- Jeff
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Thanks Jeff!
I fear to think what your album artwork should look like.
Maybe we should have a contest.
I'm thinking something along the lines of woodworking.
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We're having some work done even as I type, to make the site a bit (a
lot!) more visually appealing and easy to use. It's plainly obvious
that I'm no graphic designer, so I'm really looking forward to having a
real design.
- Jeff
Phillip Senn wrote:
Thanks Jeff!
I fear to think what your
As I already told Hal, I think what you are doing with the recordings is
great. I listen to them often while driving, though the wife forbids me from
them when she's in the car... ;))
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She just doesn't want you to know how attracted she is to Hal's sonorous
baritone, Brent. ;)
Seriously, though, thanks for the comments. You're exactly the audience
we thought was out there--folks who are forced to spend time commuting
or doing other away from the computer tasks and would
On 12/5/05, Jeff Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
She just doesn't want you to know how attracted she is to Hal's sonorous
baritone, Brent. ;)
Seriously, though, thanks for the comments. You're exactly the audience
we thought was out there--folks who are forced to spend time commuting
or
Thanks, Matt. BTW, if there are any topics anyone is interested in
hearing treated on Out Loud, send us an email off-list.
- Jeff
Matt Woodward wrote:
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She just doesn't want you to know how attracted she is to Hal's sonorous
baritone,
I also think they're great ... especially as it opens another avenue to
learning. Listening to you guys talk things over really helps to understand
things from a different level that's not as readily available thru reading.
It conveys experience much more readily.
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You know I was thinking after I was listening to some of these podcast's,
there is nothing really available for this really.
It would be so much more of an impact if it was viewable, with
demonstrations on a more interactive show. MSN are now got something in the
works where they have an internet
Thanks for the response. If you dont
mind, let me post here what I eventually did. Im open to any
thoughts, but I think it is relatively close to what you are suggesting.
The only thought that nags at me is that a component shouldnt
necessarily know what scope it is in. So if it is
Jeff,
I have not found the source code that you guys said would be made
available for the example in
HAPOL-02-ObjectsForMaintainableCode. This was more or less part
of a case study that we did in Hal's class pre-CFUnited this year and I
am really interested to see what his code implementation
No, it's just an oversight on the part of a couple of aging podcasters... ;)
I'll check with Hal so we can get that put up for you, Dave. And thanks
for the kind words; I'm glad your commute is a happier one now.
- Jeff
Dave Shuck wrote:
Jeff,
I have not found the source code that you
I prefer creating a UUID so that I know it is unique but the idea is
similar. Using named locks like this doesn't mean the CFC knows what
scope it is in, only that it may be persisted and that means locking
instance data writes when race conditions are an issue.
Another alternative is to create
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