Subject | Re: [IBO] Multithreading (was: Access violations in ibserver.exe and gds32.dll) |
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Author | Arno Garrels |
Post date | 2003-01-15T11:36:24Z |
Hi Jason & Christian,
Jason could light the dark.
Here is my example:
I've made a socket server that authenticates clients by a query on a FB
table (in fact it does a little more:). Each time a client logs on, I start
a thread for that task. If I wouldn't do that and multiple clients logon
simultaneously, then they would be rejected because the server won't respond
to all requests.
Currently I cannot imagine how to manage it using just a single connection.
Regards
Arno Garrels
>I think I did NOT understand what Jason said, I would appreciate as well if
> > It's not a flaw at all. In fact to do it the way you seem to
> > imply would be
> > a flaw in my opinion. Here's why.
> I think I understand what you mean, but I am not really sure.
> If you have the time, it would be great if you could elaborate.
Jason could light the dark.
Here is my example:
I've made a socket server that authenticates clients by a query on a FB
table (in fact it does a little more:). Each time a client logs on, I start
a thread for that task. If I wouldn't do that and multiple clients logon
simultaneously, then they would be rejected because the server won't respond
to all requests.
Currently I cannot imagine how to manage it using just a single connection.
Regards
Arno Garrels