Not sure how OT this question is.
My current plan (unless this is bad for some reason, but if so, Ted H
should change his example app :-) is to stash the hibernate Session for
a user into his httpSession, and reuse it on each request.
A Hibernate Session instance isn't threadsafe. I imagine if
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Not sure how OT this question is.
My current plan (unless this is bad for some reason, but if so, Ted H
should change his example app :-) is to stash the hibernate Session for
a user
);
synchronized(unsafeObject)
{
garthop.nargle();
}
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Not sure how OT this question is.
My current plan
At 4:09 PM +0800 12/18/03, Andrew Hill wrote:
The sessions essentially just a sort of Map. Access to it may be threadsafe,
but the stuff thats in it is another matter entirely. Multiple requests
associated with the same session will execute simultaneously.
There's nothing in the specs that
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Not sure how OT this question is.
My current plan (unless this is bad for some reason, but if so, Ted H
should change his example app :-) is to stash
Synchronizing on the session object may cause you all sorts of grief...or it may
not. It all depends on your container. The spec makes no guarantees about the
identity of the object returned by methods like PageContext.getSession or
HttpServletRequest.getSession. For example, here's a test JSP:
, December 18, 2003 8:11 AM
Subject: RE: Are httpSessions thread safe?
Synchronizing on the session object may cause you all sorts of grief...or
it may
not. It all depends on your container. The spec makes no guarantees about
the
identity of the object returned by methods like PageContext.getSession
thread safe?
Synchronizing on the session object may cause you all sorts of grief...or
it may
not. It all depends on your container. The spec makes no guarantees about
the
identity of the object returned by methods like PageContext.getSession or
HttpServletRequest.getSession. For example
this type of condition I
suppose.
-J
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Synchronizing on the session object may cause you all sorts
At 8:22 AM -0800 12/18/03, Max Cooper wrote:
Even though you got a few different objects with those calls, they all
represent the same conceptual session underneath. The concept of a session
would be worthless otherwise. In other words, if you stash a reference to
some object in the session, you
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Synchronizing on the session object may cause you all sorts
of grief...or it may not. It all depends on your container.
The spec makes no guarantees
AM
Subject: RE: Are httpSessions thread safe?
The sessions essentially just a sort of Map. Access to it may be
threadsafe,
but the stuff thats in it is another matter entirely. Multiple requests
associated with the same session will execute simultaneously.
If you have 1 threads playing
into a httpSession I suspect would be funny
to watch.
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Poked aroung
). And
Kris's test shows it probably wouldn't do what you expect it to anyway.
-Max
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The point is about
is
destroyed.
-David
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I saw these. I just had this grand idea of minimizing the Hibernate
connections
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this isn't quite worth the effort? No one else seems to
mind :)
-Joe
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That second one
fine.
-Max
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That second one actually works great, 43.html. Since each
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I guess creating Hibernate Sessions and Destroying them on every request
isn't as bad as I imagine it is?
I figured creating the session when the user showed up, destroying it
when his httpSession expired, and reconnecting/disconnecting
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