Sheldon Ross wrote:
public synchronized void doPerform(RunData data, Context context){
// do large query
> return;
>}
That's the short way to write it. This is a longer way:
public void doPerform(RunData data, Context context){
synchronize (this) {
// do large query
return;
}
}
In other words, it requires a lock on the "this" object, which in this
case is Turbine's system-wide singleton instance of your class. It does
not consult the method parameters for this purpose.
The goal is to have the methods safe for a particular session, but
allow multiple sessions to access the methods at the same time.
You want to synchronize your session-level objects. How you do this
would depend on how you access session data.
You may wish to create a new Session-level tool that handles all
session-based logic, and then make all its methods synchronized.
Shane
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