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rgonzale
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Hi,
is there any way that I could make a bean independent from each client connected to the server?
I hope someone can understand my english...
Best regards,
Rodrigo.
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lux
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Re: Bean statefulness - Posted: February 9, 2005 - 10:49 AM
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rgonzale said:
Hi,
is there any way that I could make a bean independent from each client connected to the server?
I hope someone can understand my english...
Best regards,
Rodrigo.
Hi Rodrigo,
I'm afraid objects in phpBeans are shared across all client connections. One potential way around this, although it would cause other side effects (described below), would be to change the following line in the file server.php:
$server =& Net_Server::create ('sequential', $conf['Server']['hostname']...
To this:
$server =& Net_Server::create ('fork', $conf['Server']['hostname']...
The negative effects would be that you can no longer remotely administer the server. For example, a call to 'user/add' would add the user to the list in your object space, but not for other connections. It would also save it to disk, so the change would take effect if you restarted the server (sort of like Apache's httpd.conf, where every change requires a restart of the server, but without the possibility of MySQL's 'flush privileges').
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Lux
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rgonzale
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Re: Bean statefulness - Posted: February 9, 2005 - 12:57 PM
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Thanks,
this is just what I need right now
Regards,
Rodrigo.
Hi Rodrigo,
I'm afraid objects in phpBeans are shared across all client connections. One potential way around this, although it would cause other side effects (described below), would be to change the following line in the file server.php:
$server =& Net_Server::create ('sequential', $conf['Server']['hostname']...
To this:
$server =& Net_Server::create ('fork', $conf['Server']['hostname']...
The negative effects would be that you can no longer remotely administer the server. For example, a call to 'user/add' would add the user to the list in your object space, but not for other connections. It would also save it to disk, so the change would take effect if you restarted the server (sort of like Apache's httpd.conf, where every change requires a restart of the server, but without the possibility of MySQL's 'flush privileges').
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Lux
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