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Dave Kimmel wrote:
> The
> only thing that concerns me is the phrase "single user, single thread,
> no transactions" on the Products page. Does this mean that only one
> process can be accessing the database at any one time?
Dave,
yes, I am sorry, at this point in time we have not implemented concurrent access for multiple threads or multiple processes yet.
We do have quite a few users, that use db4o behind a webserver, by using a singleton object with synchronised methods.
Depending on your expected traffic, this might also work out fine for you. The Java language provides object and method locking by simply declaring a method as synchronised.
The description of your usecase sounds as if you could even share a lot of data between sessions. Only changing data would require special instances to be generated for each web client.
Please feel free to contact me privately if a discussion of further details could help. Of course we can also continue the discussion here.
Kind regards,
Carl
--- Carl Rosenberger db4o - database for objects - http://www.db4o.comReceived on Mon May 07 2001 - 17:09:51 CDT
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