I have ASP.NET application with code like this executing for web request: ProcessAction(actionId) I want to be sure that ProcessAction is not executed at the same time for the same actionId, so I n
We are developing an IPad application with synchronization support, this synchronization logic is launched at the startup of the application to check if there are any updates by invoking a WCF service
My unexperience with concurrency is quite clear, and I\'m looking here for some help. I was writing a multithreaded application in Java while I was assailed by a doubt. Please look at this sample cod
This class is designed to take a list of urls, scan them, then return a list of those which does not work. It uses multiple threads to avoid taking forever on long lists.
I\'d like to do something like this: (1 to 100).parallel(20).filter(_ > 20).foreach(sendViaHttp) List(1,3,5,9,100).parallel(3).map(fetchFromDatabase)
As an educational project, I\'m writing (yet another) editor-style live syntax highlighter in JavaScript.
I wonder if it is possible to concurrent receive the message from one sender, and other way round to concurrent sent to one receiver. And if yes how it will behave?
I am a little bit confused as to what the difference is between BlockingQueue/LinkedBlockingQueue an开发者_如何学Pythond the new TransferQueue/LinkedTransferQueue types from jsr166y and java 7From Tra
I\'d like to replace a List of Future-Instances with something more performant. Currently I\'m traversing a tree and submit a Callable to determine the number of descendant-or-self nodes for each node
I do in one process: _eventWaitHandle.Set(); _eventWaitHandle.Reset(); In another process: _eventWaitHandle.WaitOne();