I've done this using Java. Started doing it in 6.0 and have continued
using the same code through 7.0x because gateways require CF
Enterprise and not all of my customers run enterprise. I don't have
the code handy, but take a look at the java.util.URLConnection class.
There are obviously some ot
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Subject: Multithreading within a request
Hi All.
Is it possible to multithread within a single request. For example, I would
like to make multiple http requests to a web service, but at the moment they
run one after the other, taken
>> Is it possible to multithread within a single request. For
>> example, I would like to make multiple http requests to a web
>> service, but at the moment they run one after the other,
>> taken about 3 seconds each, but if I could run them both at
>> the same time it would improve the perform
I believe you could do this with an event gateway. They're asynchronous
requests and can have multiple threads.
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From: Andrew Dixon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2006 3:11 PM
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Subject: Multithreading within a request
Hi All.
I'm stuck using MX6.1, so the gateway is not an option.
Andrew.
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You can't do it with CF natively, as CF doesn't expose any threading
capabilities. You have to use Java to do it, though Sean Corfield
built a concurrency toolkit that leveraged event gateways to let you
get some functionality from native CF (since he wrote the Java).
I don't know where to find i
> Is it possible to multithread within a single request. For
> example, I would like to make multiple http requests to a web
> service, but at the moment they run one after the other,
> taken about 3 seconds each, but if I could run them both at
> the same time it would improve the performance
Hi All.
Is it possible to multithread within a single request. For example, I would
like to make multiple http requests to a web service, but at the moment they
run one after the other, taken about 3 seconds each, but if I could run them
both at the same time it would improve the performance of th
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