In that case, why did I get this error? Pls see my earlier email about test results.
Without sync read/write method, Access too does throw exceptions as the number of
threads increase. But when read/write method is synchronizd, no exception is thrown
with Access. But Interclient throws too many exceptions with or without sync the
read/write method. What does it mean?

Where can I get type 4 driver? Is it different than Interclient?

--- rrokytskyy <rrokytskyy@...> wrote:

> > interbase.interclient.CommunicationException: [interclient]
> > Communication error: An IO exception occurred while trying to
> > receive data from server desktop83. The message of the IOException
> > is "socket closed (code=0)". See API reference for exception
> > interbase.interclient.CommunicationException
>
> InterClient is thread-safe, but not multi-threaded. All simultaneous
> requests will be serialized (in the meaning used in distributed
> systems) by InterServer. So two simultaneous requests will be
> executed by server one by one.
>
> > Thoughts?
>
> Have you tried type 4 JDBC driver? It might be slower, but might
> solve your problems. Personally I did not meet any problems in
> multithreaded apps either with InterClient, or with our type 4 driver.
>
> Best regards,
> Roman Rokytskyy
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