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| | | Multi processor issue | Multi processor issue 2006-12-13 - By Christopher Schultz
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Dong,
JiaDong Huang wrote:
> Since the Request Object usage has already been stated in the spec. Maybe
> Tomcat can have certain JSP verification tool. Is any thing like that
> available? Or it is not possible to do technically at all. Maybe it can that
> be part of JSP compiler...
This is nearly impossible to do, since such a "verification tool" would
have to execute all code paths simultaneously and basically has a very
low chance of actually reproducing bugs of this type.
The only thing that can expose bugs like this is either a very thorough
code review (which is hard) or load testing (which is relatively easy).
That's why big apps are usually tested in this way before making their
way to production.
- -chris
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