Where are the objects? In the application scope as well? If so, they need
to
be locked if you're concerned about the possibility of a race condition.
That's sort of what I'm asking too...where are the objects?
If by calling getBean(), I'm retrieving a reference to a singleton that I
then call setters on, should I assume that ColdSpring is storing this
singleton in the application scope and that I should be locking any time I
want to reference it?
On 5/4/07, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What if my application variable contains a factory that
> retrieves objects and then I call setters on those objects w/o a lock?
>
> config = application.beanFactory.getBean("baseConfig")
> config.setValue("name","value")
Where are the objects? In the application scope as well? If so, they need
to
be locked if you're concerned about the possibility of a race condition.
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