I can reply generally as I'm familiar with the specifics of the Java implementation. if you are using a threaded or threadpool server, then you can handle many simultaneous requests in separate threads, without one blocking the other. Of course, you have to handle the internal locking logic between these threads in your application, and that might block if they are trying to gain access to the same resource at once. But that is just a general problem of multi threaded programs.
On Fri, Dec 25, 2009 at 7:24 AM, Noam Wolf <[email protected]> wrote: > Can multiple clients access a running instance of a thrift server at the > same time? > > Say I have a thrift server (implement in Java) that's listening for any > requests made by clients, now say I have 2 separate clients that make a > simultaneous call to the same service method on the server... what happens? > does one block on the other? > > Thanks! >
