I've been assuming that by having whatever function modifies a global
HashTable also immediately writes a copy of the HashTable to a disk file
and having the app read the disk file and recreate the HashTable during
init() would take care of persistence and thread-safety. Is this
reasonable or do I misunderstand the mechanics here?
Dick S.
At 10:38 PM 2/12/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>> Collections of some sort? i.e. Vectors (is this a simple name/value pair?)
>
>Use a hashTable for name/value pair; but what about persistence?
>
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