[Seaside] Newbie: GOODS with Seaside
Ruben Bakker
ruben_bakker at mac.com
Mon Apr 26 22:19:18 CEST 2004
On Monday, April 26, 2004, at 08:21PM, Avi Bryant <avi at beta4.com> wrote:
>GOODS doesn't have a connection pool, and you would have to be very
>careful when writing one to get the semantics right, since connections
>are extremely stateful things in GOODS.
Isn't this a very common problem with database systems? The connection/session
has some maybe still open transaction with uncommited data etc.
Would it be different say with GLORP? Or has GOODS client data that mustn't be reused?
>Much better would be to hack
>both client and server to allow multiple "connections" to be
>multiplexed over one actual TCP socket connection, but this requires
>diving into the goodsrv.cxx source, which may not appeal to everyone.
That would really better than any DBMS I've seen so far... But c++ is not really the language
I'm looking for :).
>If the load isn't too heavy, however, you shouldn't even need to logout
>of GOODS - once the session has expired, the socket connection should
>get garbage collected and closed, and all the connection resources on
>both server and client will be released. Obviously this isn't ideal,
>but it may work out in practice.
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