Sorry, I meant that action execution is serialized but that other threads can run in a shared flow when the action is executing.
On 1/17/06, Daryl Olander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Looks like the default for the thread policy on a control is single > threaded. As described in previous mails, Shared Flows and Global App are > not single threaded. I believe that action execution is single threaded, > but that mulitple threads can access state and call member method on a > shared flow while an action is running. The question I have when the > control JavaDoc specifies that the infrastructure must insure only a single > thread will execute in a particular instance of that control at a time, does > this mean the control container? If this is true, it seems to me we are > going to have to throw exceptions when controls that are single threaded are > created in either a Global App or Shared Flow. > > Does this match others understanding? >
