Re: [Quickfix-developers] ThreadedSocketInitiator/ SynchronizedApplication vs SocketInitiator/ SynchronizedApplication

[Oren M. <or...@qu...>]

#2 makes no sense.  If you don't have multiple threads, you don't  
need to synchronize.

#1 I generally wouldn't recommend unless you are converting from a  
SocketInitiator/Acceptor to the threaded one, and need protection  
until you come up with a better synchronization strategy, or you  
truly are using shared resources in all your callbacks.

Choosing between #3 and #4 depends on the type of traffic you will be  
handling.  For most things either will work just fine, depends on the  
number of sessions/type of traffic you will be handling.

--oren

On Aug 16, 2007, at 5:41 AM, Naveed Ali wrote:

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> Hello All,
>
> I am using an initiator (ThreadedSocketInitiator/Application) to  
> connect to an Acceptor (ThreadedSocketAcceptor/Application).
> This acceptor accepts connection from various initiators.
> The initiator just connects to this acceptor.
>
> What can be a better alternate if any in terms of the application  
> architecture is concerned...?
>
> For the Initiator
> 1. Should I use ThreadedSocketInitiator and SynchronizedApplication..?
> 2. Should I use SocketInitiator and SynchronizedApplication..?
> 3. Should I use SocketInitiator and Application..?
> 4. Should I use ThreadedSocketInitiator and Application..?
>
> For the Acceptor
> 1. Should I use ThreadedSocketAcceptor and SynchronizedApplication..?
> 2. Should I use SocketAcceptor and SynchronizedApplication..?
> 3. Should I use SocketAcceptor and Application..?
> 4. Should I use ThreadedSocketAcceptor and Application..?
>
>
> Thanks in Advance -Naveed
>
>
>
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