This is the scenario. The flow of control goes from
WebService --> OurManager --> Persistence --> Database
also OurManager spwans a thread to execute the EmailSubsystem. This
system ues the persistence to retrive some information from the
database as well.
Our persistence layer depends on the HTTPContext for caching.
So when I try to spawn a thread from OurManager subsystem to execute
the EmailSubsystem, which collects some information from the database
and sends out email, our Persistence fails.
I want to know if there is someway that we can cache our objects
irrespective of the HTTPContext thread of execution, so that the cache
can be accessed from any other subsystem.
I hope I conveyed my idea well. Your help would be appreciated. Thanks. 2 3994
The HttpContext is thread specific (understandably so, even). Because
of this, you need to pass the HttpContext along to your thread.
However, I would not recommend accessing the Response, and writing to
anything, and you might have to provide thread-safe access to the members,
as I don't believe that the context, or the cache, request, response, etc,
etc are thread-safe either.
Hope this helps.
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news:11******** **************@ g43g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. . This is the scenario. The flow of control goes from
WebService --> OurManager --> Persistence --> Database
also OurManager spwans a thread to execute the EmailSubsystem. This system ues the persistence to retrive some information from the database as well.
Our persistence layer depends on the HTTPContext for caching. So when I try to spawn a thread from OurManager subsystem to execute the EmailSubsystem, which collects some information from the database and sends out email, our Persistence fails.
I want to know if there is someway that we can cache our objects irrespective of the HTTPContext thread of execution, so that the cache can be accessed from any other subsystem.
I hope I conveyed my idea well. Your help would be appreciated. Thanks.
One thing you might try, assuming that your "other subsystems" are running in
the same AppDomain the HTTPContext is running in, is to use the AppDomain
Cache:
System.AppDomai n.CurrentDomain .SetData
and
System.AppDomai n.CurrentDomain .GetData
So when your HttpContext comes in you would store the data / objects
immediately in AppDoman Cache with a unique id.
Peter
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"kp******@gmail .com" wrote: This is the scenario. The flow of control goes from
WebService --> OurManager --> Persistence --> Database
also OurManager spwans a thread to execute the EmailSubsystem. This system ues the persistence to retrive some information from the database as well.
Our persistence layer depends on the HTTPContext for caching. So when I try to spawn a thread from OurManager subsystem to execute the EmailSubsystem, which collects some information from the database and sends out email, our Persistence fails.
I want to know if there is someway that we can cache our objects irrespective of the HTTPContext thread of execution, so that the cache can be accessed from any other subsystem.
I hope I conveyed my idea well. Your help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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