On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 11:51 PM, Wim Dumon <w...@emweb.be> wrote:
> The proper solution is not to use recursive event loops. You can avoid
> them even when you use modal dialogs, and it's only a little more
> programming work. It will eliminate this 'exhausted thread pool'
> problem completely. Recursive event loops don't really scale with
> concurrent sessions.
I believe that's the only solution. We understood this scaling problem
about the recursive event loop too late...
We have to change part of codes like:
example::onRun() {
<prepare the work>
modal_dialog_asking_are_you_sure.exec();
<run the working thread>
}
in
example::onRun() {
<prepare the work>
<disable wApp>
non_modal_dialog_asking_are_you_sure;
connect_the_dialog_cancel_onCancel;
connect_the_dialog_continue_onContinue;
show();
}
example::onContinue() {
<run the working thread>
}
example::onCancel() {
<enable wApp>
}
G.
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