Re: [Hamsam-devel] Greetings

[Martin W. <mar...@ya...>]

Raghu,

Thanks for the response.   We need a package that supports multiple
connections in the same JVM.  We are teaching log4j and Tomcat to talk to
Yahoo.  So we'll go with the yMSG package for now.  If I have the time I
will look at making Hamsam support mutli-connections.  I would imagine it
can't be too hard.

Thanks.


--Marty

--- Raghu K <kr...@us...> wrote:
> Yeah, that's how Hamsam is designed - You can connect to one and only 
> one account per protocol. Technically it is possible to have multiple 
> account sign-ons from the same JVM. However, that means using more 
> sockets and more threads (actual count depends on the protocol). For 
> yahoo, you will add one socket and two threads per each sign on.
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