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Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 3:31 PM
Subject: Re: Multiple user - problem
> Ray Madigan wrote:
>
> >It is hard for me to believe you got past a single user with out resetting
> >the properties, unless you only write to them. If you use the form
> >properties
Ray Madigan wrote:
It is hard for me to believe you got past a single user with out resetting
the properties, unless you only write to them. If you use the form
properties to assist in populating your form, the properties need to be
reset.
Well, if I'm hitting a form with existing values (li
enario you have described
HTH
Martin-
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From: "croffman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Struts Users Mailing List"
Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 3:49 PM
Subject: Re: Multiple user - problem
Thanks for the quick responses.
Here is some more info
, June 09, 2005 12:50 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Multiple user - problem
Thanks for the quick responses.
Here is some more info:
1. >>>>>Is it worse with more users?
This was done by manual users, before load testing. Couldn't try that now.
2. >
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Subject: Re: Multiple user - problem
Ray Madigan wrote:
>Also - are you resetting all of the properties in your forms classes. If
>not, some of the data set by one user can bleed over to another user.
>
>
?! Really? I was not aware of that; we deployed and load-tested a Real
e, but...? Is
there any chance by POINT #2 above.
And EJB's are stateless and Entity Beans are with container managed persitance.
Once again thanks for your suggestions.
Croff
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From: "Martin Gainty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Struts
e 09, 2005 1:47 PM
Subject: Re: Multiple user - problem
Martin Gainty wrote:
-synchronisation of all method calls
Why all? (Really, why _any_, since you can synchornized any shared data
structures.)
-scoping of data entities(assuming you are implementing with beans)
Unless he's storing u
Ray Madigan wrote:
Also - are you resetting all of the properties in your forms classes. If
not, some of the data set by one user can bleed over to another user.
?! Really? I was not aware of that; we deployed and load-tested a Really
Big Sruts app internally at a large company. Under what
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Subject: Re: Multiple user - problem
croffman wrote:
>Using Struts & EJB's - For load testing, facing a problem, that if 10
multiple users are accessing at the same time, only one user is getting
other user data (WRONG data) out of 10 users. But all other 9 users are
getting
Martin Gainty wrote:
-synchronisation of all method calls
Why all? (Really, why _any_, since you can synchornized any shared data
structures.)
-scoping of data entities(assuming you are implementing with beans)
Unless he's storing user data in application scope, this shouldn't be an
iss
;
Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 1:14 PM
Subject: Re: Multiple user - problem
croffman wrote:
Using Struts & EJB's - For load testing, facing a problem, that if 10
multiple users are accessing at the same time, only one user is getting
other user data (WRONG data) out of 10 users.
croffman wrote:
Using Struts & EJB's - For load testing, facing a problem, that if 10 multiple
users are accessing at the same time, only one user is getting other user data
(WRONG data) out of 10 users. But all other 9 users are getting correct data.
The wrong data for that one user, is from
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