Ok. :-)
Continuing with the ZODB.POSException.Conflit...
Now I know the problem with Zeo on NT is with the ClientStorage
and not with the ServerStorage.
You ask why? Because Ive tested different setup to come to this
conclusion.
ZSS - Zeo Storage Server
ZCS - Zeo Client Storage
1- First setup:
Machine 1: Running ZSS on NT
Machine 2: Runninc ZCS on NT
Machine 3: Running ZCS on NT
Conclusion: with this setup clients ARE NOT able to view/write changes
to objects changed by other clients.
2- Second Setup:
Machine 1: Running ZSS on Linux
Machine 2: Runninc ZCS on NT
Machine 3: Running ZCS on NT
Conclusion: with this setup clients ARE NOT able to view/write changes
to objects changed by other clients.
3- third Setup:
Machine 1: Running ZSS on NT
Machine 2: Runninc ZCS on Linux
Machine 3: Running ZCS on Linux
Conclusion: with this setup clients ARE able to view/write changes
to objects changed by other clients.
4- Fourth Setup:
Machine 1: Running ZSS on NT
Machine 2: Runninc ZCS on Linux
Machine 3: Running ZCS on Linux
Machine 4: Running ZCS on NT
Machine 5: Running ZCS on NT
Conclusion: with this setup ALL LINUX clients ARE able to view/write changes
to objects changed by other clients. All NT clients ARE NOT able to
view/write objects changed by other clients.
NT clients can view/write objects that have never been changed. But
cant viewchanges/change objects changed by other clients. However
linux clients can viewchanges/change objects changed by other NT and Linux
clients.
So my conclusion is that there is a problem with Zeo Clients on NT.
And I guess is related with the invalidator, the NT clients cant
see changes others do to objects, or something is just a guess.
I'm using cPickle.pyd which is cPickle.so on Linux. Maybe there
is a diference with this shared object from Linux to Nt.
I'm using the win32 version of Zope2.2.0b1, and ZEO-0.2.
Ok, ./dig_resume
Julio Dinis Silva
>From: "julio dinis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: [Zope-dev] ZEO on NT? update
>Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2000 09:37:31 PDT
>
>Hi,
>
>I can see now that the problem is not per Data.fs but per object.
>The problem isnt that 2nd Client to run cant write do Data.fs, I found
>that its a per object conflict and not Data.fs, both clients can
>write to the ZSS but once client B writes to object X, Client A will
>never see the changes neither change the object X, but is capable of
>changing other objects.
>
>Objects changed buy Client B become "locked" for client A and viceversa.
>
>Anyone testing ZEO?
>Best Regards,
>Júlio Dinis Silva
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