aaron,
many thanks for this great hint!
Michael Gustav Simon gmail.com> writes:
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> Have anyone an ideo to get a portletinstance per user?
>
Michael,
you *really* would not want this. This approach would never scale and this is
exactly why there is only one portlet instance per VM (actually, this isn't
quite correct, as you can co
Have anyone an ideo to get a portletinstance per user?
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But if this portlet needs a peer to peer connection to the backend for this
service,
i have one portlet instance in the vm only?
On 1/24/06, Michael Gustav Simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hallo j2-Users,
> a portlet is presented in the vm once (singleton).
> HTTP is stateless, singleton is a good idea, but ...
> How do I can realize a portlet, if i need a stateful protocol like for a
> chat?
Hi, I guess that you might ne
Hallo j2-Users,
a portlet is presented in the vm once (singleton).
HTTP is stateless, singleton is a good idea, but ...
How do I can realize a portlet, if i need a stateful protocol like for a
chat?
mgsimon
