Hi Chuck
I'm moving this over to the wonder list:
Yes. EOF is single threaded at the point of fetching and saving.
Your best option is probably to create a separate EOF stack for
these long running process. Beware of using default....() methods
with this stack.
ok, bummer.
See
- MultiOSCFactory in Wonder, - bottom of http://www.wirehose.com/
developer/DeveloperGuide/MacOSX/Contents/
Importing_in_a_separate_thread.htm
oh, good, that was the part i was missing.
So, I'd like to start using ERXObjectStoreCoordinatorPool. And I have
some questions:
1. I used ParticipatingEC to extend ERXEC. It would be pretty easy to
convert to using pure ERXEC, but sometimes I need to turn off the
will/did methods called by ERXGenericRecord, per editing context
created.
I don't see an obvious way to do this? Is it possible?
2. If I understand correctly when I up the value of maxCoordinators
each session will get it's own stack. That's fine I guess, though I'd
prefer if i could either manually tell an editing context to use it's
own stack or not. I'm quite happy with sessions sharing a stack, but
sometimes I kick off a long fetch (using a long response) and I'd
like to use a separate stack only for that thread. there are several
reasons (this is the first time i venture to this depth so forgive if
anything here is naive). One reason is that I don't actually deal
with objects that affect the session stack, the other is that when
that request has run i can garbage collect those objects and get rid
of the editing context, and hopefully freeing up that memory again.
3. How do I use the ERXObjectStoreCoordinatorPool with plain jdbc (i
use jdbc to stream assets to the db)?
Thx for any answers and pointers
regards
Cornelius
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