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Use of Threading in WebServer/AppServer

Use of Threading in WebServer/AppServer

2004-08-30 - By Merten Schumann

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Hello Dhiren,

I've got a web service implemented in two variants, servlet and bean. I
do use there java.util.Timer

(Task) stuff. It seems, it works both in
servlet and bean container. So, at least things are working although
they recommend to use TimerService stuff in bean environment.

cu
Merten

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Sent: Monday, August 30, 2004 6:28 AM
To: J2EE-INTEREST@(protected)
Subject: Re: Use of Threading in WebServer/AppServer
Importance: High

Hi,

I sent this query few days back, but haven't recd any reply;
thus resending it.

Thanks

Dhiren

-- --Original Message-- --
From: Dhiren Mehta
Sent: Thursday, August 26, 2004 1:59 PM
To: 'A mailing list for Java(tm) 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition'
Subject: Use of Threading in WebServer/AppServer

Hi,

I have read several conflicting articles on using Theads in
WebServers/AppServers. Can someone advise me (from their experience) if
it's safe to use Threads within the WebServer and AppServer JVM? If from
a Servlet a helper class that extends Thread is used (in which case the
class will get executed under WebServer JVM) will that cause any
problem?

And how about using such classes from EJB? (I know EJB Spec
strongly suggests not to use Threads). My target AppServers are Weblogic
and WebSphere.

Thanks in Advance

Dhiren

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variants, servlet and bean. I do use there java.util.Timer

(Task) stuff. It
seems, it works both in servlet and bean container. So, at least things
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working although they recommend to use TimerService stuff in bean
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I sent this query
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Thanks

 

Dhiren

 

 

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Mehta Sent: Thursday,
August
26, 2004 1:59 PM To: 'A
mailing list for Java(tm) 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition' Subject: Use of Threading in
WebServer/AppServer
 
Hi,
 
I have read
several conflicting articles on using Theads in WebServers/AppServers. Can
someone advise me (from their experience) if it’s safe to use Threads
within
the WebServer and AppServer JVM? If from a Servlet a helper class that
extends
Thread is used (in which case the class will get executed under WebServer JVM
)
will that cause any problem?
 
And how about
using such classes from EJB? (I know EJB Spec strongly suggests not to use
Threads). My target AppServers are Weblogic and WebSphere.
 
 
Thanks in
Advance
 
Dhiren
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