Background Given: a set of threads each thread has its own data source objects in each data source references objects in other data sources
I\'m having this exception thrown by the IBM MQ which I\'m struggling with, I have no clue why this is happening. Here it comes:
I have a class as follows public MyClass{ Boolean flag = false; public Boolean getflag(){ synchronized(flag){
I am developing an azure application which needs at some point to upload(download) a large amount of small blobs to a single container (more than 1k blobs, less than 1 Mb each). In order to speed up t
Wh开发者_运维问答ile going through some database code looking for a bug unrelated to this question, I noticed that in some places List<T> was being used inappropriately.Specifically:
I am caching data in an ASP.NET website through the System.Web.Caching.Cache-Class, because retrieving the data is very costly and it changes only once in a while, when our content people change data
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I am currently using quite heavily some List and I am looping very frequently via foreach over these lists.
This question already has answers here: "Java DateFormat is not threadsafe" what does this leads to?
I have implemented a Observer Pattern, in C++ project. My Subject is a XML File reader which reads tags and publishes its value.
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