Handling upstream and timer events

[Michael McGrady]

If you can do it, I personally always prefer your second (2)  
alternative.  However, you do not supply enough information to really  
tell what is involved.  We know that you have incoming message events  
from clients and events from a timer.  What their relationship is has  
not been specified.  Knowing that is critical to crafting any solution.

Could you let us know the relationship?

MG

On Sep 30, 2009, at 4:37 AM, Sergey S wrote:

>
> Hallo,
>
> I'm trying to put together upstream handling and timer events. My
> application logic depends on incoming messages from client and on  
> events
> from timer same time, so I need to make some kind of synchronization  
> for
> business methods.
> I'm thinking about several solutions:
> 1) use a synchronized methods (blocks) in the business layer;
> 2) use a queue for channel events and timer events and process it in a
> dedicated execution thread;
>
> May be someone has relevant experience, what's best approach?
>
> Thank you.
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Mike McGrady
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Topia Technology, Inc
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