Hello,
Sorry for little intrusion
Wanna schedule jobs? Use quartz ... it's cool!
Regards
marco
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Here's a follow-up question:
I remember creating a thread in one of my Action classes because I
needed to show a Wait while your request is being processed... page.
The flow goes something like:
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Erik Weber wrote:
This is covered by JMX. For example, see javax.management.timer.Timer
(which can be initialized/destroyed by a ServletContextListener). The
idea is that you can schedule asynchronous operations
Thing within an action?
Dennis
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threads are also a finite resource ( particularly on Linux ).
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because you
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A common solution I use is to have async processes run by cron or
similar to prepare and massage data. A sperate application that runs
every few minutes and dies.
A long time ago
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threads are also a finite resource ( particularly on Linux ).
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because you should use a message driven bean to do
something like that.
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JMS, of course, is just a Java application. JMS *is* one of these
solutions. Or, do I
The only reason for me to have any contact with the container is to
make resources available to the container.
Jack
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I would never, of course, dream of grabbing a request object, or
similar things, and holding it in
property.
good luck.
JC
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because you should use a message driven bean to do something like that.
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Okay... I know I've read this somewhere, but can't remember.
Why is it recommended you NOT start a thread inside a servlet, which would
threads are also a finite resource ( particularly on Linux ).
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because you should use a message driven bean to do something
If you're running on a J2EE app server, or a servlet container
configured with appropriate security policies, you won't be allowed to
start a new thread.
As to why it might be a bad idea, servlet containers make the
assumption that the request and response objects they hand to your
servlet will
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If you're running on a J2EE app server, or a servlet container
configured with appropriate
A common solution I use is to have async processes run by cron or
similar to prepare and massage data. A sperate application that runs
every few minutes and dies.
A long time ago it was said Batch is bread and butter of IT. View is
only the icing on the cake.
.V
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threads are also a finite resource ( particularly on Linux ).
--b
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Makes sense,
will have to look into JMS I guess, cron is the easiest and it work for 90% of
the stuff, oh, well, it rocks.
P.S. In the mean time, this thread about threads, is spinning up new threads,
but that's OK, we are all thread safe.
Jf
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Spawning threads is something I do almost as a matter of course in my
programming. I don't know what I would do without doing that.
I would never, of course, dream of grabbing a request object, or
similar things, and holding it in a new thread. I would never, ever,
anytime dream of doing that.
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I would never, of course, dream of grabbing a request object, or
similar things, and holding it in a new thread. I would never, ever,
anytime dream of doing that. Yuk!
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hehe.
What about the ServletContext object though?
Dakota Jack wrote:
Spawning threads is something I do almost as a
number of threads. The actual count can be controlled via
an extenal
property.
good luck.
JC
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I would never, of course, dream of grabbing a request object, or
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