From: James Strachan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Morgan Delagrange [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are compiled Script objects supposed to be
thread-safe, or do I need to pool them? In either
case, the answer should probably be documented in the
Javadocs.
Scripts are *meant* to be thread safe. So each
Thanks James! Having per-thread state management is
much better than maintaining a pool.
- Morgan
--- James Strachan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip/
So AFAIK the Scripts are all thread safe; there's
only a few of them left
now which should help ensure that thread-safety is
preserved.
From: Morgan Delagrange [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are compiled Script objects supposed to be
thread-safe, or do I need to pool them? In either
case, the answer should probably be documented in the
Javadocs.
Scripts are *meant* to be thread safe. So each Tag is thread local so that
the same Script
Nice! More below...
--- James Strachan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Morgan Delagrange [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are compiled Script objects supposed to be
thread-safe, or do I need to pool them? In either
case, the answer should probably be documented in
the
Javadocs.
Scripts are
From: Morgan Delagrange [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Nice! More below...
--- James Strachan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Morgan Delagrange [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are compiled Script objects supposed to be
thread-safe, or do I need to pool them? In either
case, the answer should probably be
Are compiled Script objects supposed to be
thread-safe, or do I need to pool them? In either
case, the answer should probably be documented in the
Javadocs.
- Morgan
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Morgan Delagrange wrote:
Are compiled Script objects supposed to be
thread-safe, or do I need to pool them? In either
case, the answer should probably be documented in the
Javadocs.
Without very complex script object generation, or very
simple script objects, it is difficult to ensure that
