On Thursday, March 21, 2002, at 06:21 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder what the collection pool exactly does. Is it connection pooling for CORBA? Or instance pooling of the objects representing collections on the client?
It pools collection instances, which in the CORBA system correspond to servant instances on the server. It's the servant instances that are the problem and the entire reason a pool is even necessary.
I would guess once CORBA has been removed completely that connection pooling of HTTP connections does not really make sense. Or am I wrong?
No you're not. There may still be some cases where a pool of connections would be valuable, but in most cases it won't be necessary.
Thanks Guido
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