On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 14:26:11 +0100 Dave wrote:
DS> But I can't immediately grasp the purpose of the preceding 'init_data'
DS> routine, and haven't been able to find an example of how it might be
DS> used. The example code talks about being the "sole writer" to some
DS> file - but I'm not sure quite what this is referring to.
DS>
DS> Can you throw some light on what the purpose of this initialisation
DS> routine is, and how it relates to the 'container_init' routine?
Well, as I was developing this code, I tried to put in user hooks everywhere I
thought they might be useful. This particular hook may not actually be all
that useful. It is called after the container_init(), so in theory could be
where a database resource is opened, or connection to another process is
established (as opposed to doing either of those every time in the
cache/container load).
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