> you already have multiple interfaces, so thread safety must already
be taken into account at the core level
Xindice only supports one Database instance at a time. You can't use
2 different servlets accessing the same DB simultaneously. You can't
use a servlet and a process using the embedded interface at the same time,
etc.
Also, there are internal thread safety issues in Xindice. e.g. the
XUpdate code (l documented some of that in Bugzilla).
> I guess if I don't hear otherwise, I'll assume that it's all thread-safe
On open-source mailing lists, it's never safe to assume that if you don't
hear otherwise it must be so. Sometimes people know the answer but
are too busy to comment...
-Terry
Jim Wissner wrote:
Hi Vladimir,
What would you think of moving your code into the main Xindice tree?
I think that sounds great. I'd be happy to move my code into the main
tree. It's nice to contribute even in a small way to such a great
project. The more I work with Xindice the more I like it!
I was thinking about reorganizing the xindice.server package as follow:
- org.apache.xindice.server.xmlrpc (actual servlet)
- org.apache.xindice.server.soap (your soap servlet)
- org.apache.xindice.server.webdav (the webdav servlet, but not the
one from the scratchpad directory)
This looks very good. One question I've had is, as I posted earlier,
are there issues with multiple servlets (like, xml-rpc and soap)
running on the same database simultaneously. But now that I think
about it, you already have multiple interfaces, so thread safety must
already be taken into account at the core level. I'm still new to the
architecture, so you'll have to forgive the stupid questions! :) I
guess if I don't hear otherwise, I'll assume that it's all thread-safe.
Anyway - if you want to take my code and commit it, that's fine, since
I don't have access or anything. I haven't made any updates since
what I've put on my website.
The next concern for me is user authorization, but I'll save that for
another thread! :)
Jim
and all the client code would go into a sample directory. With a
tutorial for each access method, it would be really nice (IMO).
Any thoughts?
-Vladimir
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