On 2/20/07, Johan Compagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
do remember we are trying to avoid serialization and writing of the file in the request thread itself So the request can be fast. Only the background thread(s) should do the serialization and writing The only time the request thread is doing something is when it comes back in and the page that it wants to access is not yet serialized (saved or not doesn't matter, serialized or not is the question here) because it must be serialized before we can release the page again because that request could change the page.
doing this asynchronously from the request does kill any fail-over strategy though :( -igor johan
