Yes, CMS Pipelines certainly does support the execution of separate
pipes in separate threads, as Rob van der Heij's simple web server (a
total of only 152 lines of Rexx and Pipeline code) demonstrates. A pipe
fragment, running in one thread, can wait on an event, while other pipe
fragments, running in other threads are allowed to execute.
CMS Pipelines is yet another CMS development tool that needs to be more
widely taught and exploited, imho.
Rob van der Heij wrote:
On 10/11/07, David Kreuter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The Reusable Server Kernel (RSK) provides a rich set of
multitasking apis. Dave Jones and I have a POP3 server that uses
the RSK. The IBM HCD/HCM is another product that sits on top of the
RSK. There's an multitasking library.
Depending on how you define your tasks or threads, I believe that CMS
Pipelines qualifies too. You can write a web server that will run
multiple client connections in parallel. Calls to CMS services will
serialize, but RSK will have to do that too.
Rob
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