Yes. I noticed that. :)
I was only testing with the ByteCounter example that comes with tomcat.That
example uses nio, so there's no new thread. As soon as I use...
```
val ac = req.startAsync();
ac.start(() -> {
//
});
```
The runnable does not get the threadlocal, obviously. :)
Thanks for th
Thiago,
On 3/9/21 08:17, Thiago Veronezi wrote:
I have a java agent that has its own transaction feature and it does it by
using Threadlocals. The agent transactions feature seems to work ok with
Tomcat async requests.
Does anyone know it's fine to use threadlocals on async requests?
It's def
Hi community,
I have a java agent that has its own transaction feature and it does it by
using Threadlocals. The agent transactions feature seems to work ok with
Tomcat async requests.
Does anyone know it's fine to use threadlocals on async requests?
Thanks!
Thiago.
