i guess problem with multiple instances can be solved by using Apache
sqlite module modsqlite which adds db server functionality to the Apache
web server. It resides in memory all the time, so no new instances are
initiated, no application startup overheads and cash is not stressed...
What
Ruslan,
usually when building Revolution web aps, people use apache cgi interface,
so for each web request, apache will launch an instance of the revolution
engine. If you have two concurrent requests, you will have two instances
running. Each with their own V4REV external loaded. What happens if
On 7/10/07 11:07 PM, Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Andre,
usually when building Revolution web aps, people use apache cgi interface,
so for each web request, apache will launch an instance of the revolution
engine. If you have two concurrent requests, you will have two instances
Hi Andre,
obviously I'm not Ruslan, but I build web-apps for over 10 years and
I used Valentina in many apps.
On 2007-10-07, at 22:07, Andre Garzia wrote:
usually when building Revolution web aps, people use apache cgi
interface,
so for each web request, apache will launch an instance of
Hello Thorsten and Ruslan,
thanks for the quick and detailed reply. The question was a rethorical one,
I am not building a web app like that, I just wanted to know what would
happen if someone did. The original poster was planning to use Valentina for
web apps with revolution, so I wanted to know
Hi,I am a newbie to revolution. I have developed simple programs involving
database like Valentina. Where can I find information for developing web-based
application in revolution with valentina as database.Thank youKavitha
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use-revolution
On 5/10/07 5:22 PM, Kavitha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Kavitha,
Hi,I am a newbie to revolution. I have developed simple programs
involving database like Valentina.
Where can I find information for developing
web-based application in revolution with valentina as database.Thank
,
Hi,I am a newbie to revolution. I have developed simple programs
involving database like Valentina.
Where can I find information for developing
web-based application in revolution with valentina as database.Thank
youKavitha
Well, I do not think that Valentina somehow differ from
On 5/10/07 9:14 PM, Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Andre,
Ruslan,
but what happens if two engine instances launched by apache try to access
the same database? Assuming the user is using V4REV external and not
Valentina Server.
I think nothing good :-)
Do you mean launched by
