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Ron - 25 Aug 2005 21:32 GMT
I have a singleton hosted in IIS adn have a question regaring threading and
how methods are handled on concurrent calls.
Note:  all of the data used is from within the method itself (or pulled from
a database from within the method )

Say the method is called concurrenetly  ( or at least very minute
millisecondas apart from one another )  Is it poosible for the second calls
method parameteres to overwrite the first calls parameteres so that the
first one will now be using the second calls paramaters.  ( this is assuming
the first call has not finished executing the method when the second call is
made ).

Thanks!
Ron
Allen Anderson - 31 Aug 2005 19:50 GMT
no, the METHOD local variables and parms are local to the call and will not get shared between instances.  So that should be entirely threadsafe.

-Allen
http://www.glacialcomponents.com
http://allenanderson.blogspot.com/

>I have a singleton hosted in IIS adn have a question regaring threading and
>how methods are handled on concurrent calls.
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>Thanks!
>Ron

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