Yes...its a multithreaded and supposed to server request flawlessly.
BTW, as a quick check...i wrote a ruby program to fetch data for some 10000 iterations and and append it to a CSV file...and didn't get a single data mangling error.
Next step, I will try 100 simultaneous threads, fetching the data and see if there is a mis-match.
On 9/2/06, Luis Lavena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 9/1/06, hemant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> We initially chose UNIXSocket over TCPSockets, because of performance
> reasons.
>
> As it turns out, its not so scalabale..so we may scrap it.
Ok, is your UNIXServer implemented in a multithread fashion? (so it
could hadle multiple clients to connect).
how its coded?
Like this:
require 'socket'
SOCKET = "/tmp/sample"
server_thread = Thread.start do # run server in a thread
sock = UNIXServer.open(SOCKET)
s1 = sock.accept
p s1.recvfrom(124)
end
client = UNIXSocket.open(SOCKET)
client.send("hello", 0)
client.close
server_thread.join
I compared unix sockets to windows pipes... which is wrong, my mistake.
Have you tried connect to ruby clients in the same machine to the
running socket server?
If that works, then your problem could be... anything ;-) (just kidding)
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