what are the nodejs datatype equivalent of the following thrift datatypes.
List,
Set,
Map
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*Regards
Jeevan KK*
Hi,
I'm having some issues sending binary data type from C++ server to Java
client. I believe it has to do with in C++ writeBinary takes in
std::string which will truncate on null char.
Going from Java byte[] - C++ however works just fine. Does anybody has
any insight on how to make binary
Hello, I have a Thrift server (just NameOfServer here) written in Java which
is initialized with the following inside of an inner class called ServerThread:
TThreadPoolServer.Args args = new TThreadPoolServer.Args(serverTransport);
args.maxWorkerThreads(10);
args.processor(processor);
TServer
The threaded server uses one thread per connection. It does not get a
request, and have an available thread process the request. This means
that if you send 20 requests, and the 10th request takes a long time to
process, the last ten requests will be stalled.
From: Napolitano, Diane
Really? So if threads 0 thru 9 are running, and 0-8 finish, the remaining
requests in the queue (is there even a queue?) won't make use of 0-8?
It's fine if they sit there waiting for 9 to finish, but in this case, even
after 9 finishes, additional requests aren't being executed. If 10
You only mention requests, so I'm not sure if these are all going over the
same connection or not. One other thing that gets strange is that naming
across the different languages isn't consistent. I am most comfortable
with the C++ implementation, and so that's the behavior that I described.
Hmm, interesting. These requests are actually clients, several thousands of
them actually :) , calling methods on the server. We have a cluster setup
here, and I have one cluster job that is the server, and several thousand
cluster jobs that are each one client, or one request to the server.
