Yes. In the deployments I have seen that do this, the connection is placed in a
separate thread and the hook function use standard inter-thread communications
to send jobs to the dedicated thread (locked queues, thread safe containers,
etc.). The dedicated thread can schedule an event for the continuation when the
work is finished.
On Sunday, October 25, 2015 11:45 PM, Sunil Vasanta
<sunil.vasa...@sawridgesystems.com> wrote:
Hi Folks,
I have written two plugins for ATS, one for changing caching logic with
help of external decision agent and one for content transformation.
In both plugin's I'm establishing a connection with an external
server/process for each transaction, which I feel kind of over kill as
its repetitive and a good software
design always avoids repetitive task. ICAP protocol might help but again
it's also a transaction based protocol and has inherited properties of HTTP.
My question is, is there a way to establish a dedicated connection
between an external server and ATS, which can be used by all the
transactions(As Transport)?
I want to avoid changing ATS system architecture as its very complex.
Thank you,
Sunil Vasanta
