Posted by Tom on 06/01/07 19:03

"DavidNorep" <avdavid.noreply@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1180720872.320392.295500@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com...
> To save time, to be able to respond to more requests.
>
> I have also another question which is probably general for every CGI,
> no matter in which technology it is implemented.
>
> Suppose that a CGI is running and another request arrives, i.e., it is
> invoked by another visitor to the website; will another instance of
> the CGI start running or will the second request wait until the
> running CGI finishes its work or is there a way to control this
> behaviour.
>

I think programs like Apache are used to handling multiple requests at one
time. In a multi-user environment though you need to account for multiple
people making changes at the same time and the potential conflict with
people changing the same thing at the same time.

Tom
--
Newsguy.com - Unlimited Accounts
Now with 32 concurrent connections

• Next in forum: Re: Is it possible to avoid loading the script for each request
• Prev in forum: Re: Is it possible to avoid loading the script for each request
• Thread view: Re: Is it possible to avoid loading the script for each request

[Reply to this message]