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[Matthews Estrice]

Is there anybody that is developing on PROIV using JAD/SSO.I am busy developing a multi-threading JAD feeding into AJAX and Tickers scripts?I would like to find out which is a better part to put sleeps,on PROIV or on SSO?

TIA,
Matthews

[Matthews Estrice]

Was that the cookie crumbs?

[JamesS]

PROIV makes calls to SSOs in a synchronous way, so if you want to make use of multi-threads then you should do so in your own java code and synchronise them together behind the scenes with the usual java thread synchronisation primitives.

I would encourage you to write unit tests for all your SSOs to prove there operation.

James

[Matthews Estrice]

Hi James,

I have eventually got the multi-threading right.
I have tried the Gets and Sets parameter on http and that works fine.I also got the Smtp class working.I included iText API to create the PDF document to email.
I currently packed everything under :- package com.northgatearinso.proiv.sso.*; as a start.
This is good stuff.It is like putting a DIFFICULT puzzle together,the first time.(I must say it is hard work).

Thanks,
Matthews