HI Ignasi,
Thanks for your reply.
Ionel
On 02/15/2017 03:30 PM, Ignasi Barrera wrote:
You should try to keep the context open as long as possible, and reuse it when
needed.
A context itself does not hold any connection to external services. It just provides the container for the IoC
You should try to keep the context open as long as possible, and reuse it
when needed.
A context itself does not hold any connection to external services. It just
provides the container for the IoC framework used in jclouds (Guice), and
the different ExecutorService instances jclouds uses to
Hi,
We are using JClouds on a server-side application.
That is, it is supposed to be long-lived, compared to a end-user application
that could be closed after several minutes/hours of use.
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