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Hi,
Thanks for you kind response.
I have a small (!!) doubt. Please help me out.
Whether "synchronization" should be done at the DLL or
at the servlet ?
regards,
Rajani.
Jon Smirl wrote:
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> Servlets are multithreaded. The thread that you use to first load the DLL
> may not be the same thread that later calls it. If your DLL is not
> multithreaded you must protect it with a synchronize. There needs to be a
> single synchronize for the whole DLL, just adding synchronize to each method
> will allow a single thread into each of the methods at once.
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> It is somewhat complicated debugging DLL use from servlets. You will find
> this very difficult to do without running a debugger. MS Visual J++ used
> with Visual C will allow you to debug DLL's.
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> Jon Smirl
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