All,
When I create a class with a static member variable and reference that
class in a console applicaton it appears as though each instance of the
application has its own separate copy of the member variable.
Therefore, it would appear that the scope of a static class member is
limited to a specific instance of an application that happens to be
running on the machine.
Is this correct?
Thanks,
--Jonathan
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"ne************ @hotmail.com" <ne************ @hotmail.com> wrote: When I create a class with a static member variable and reference that
class in a console applicaton it appears as though each instance of the
application has its own separate copy of the member variable.
Therefore, it would appear that the scope of a static class member is
limited to a specific instance of an application that happens to be
running on the machine.
Is this correct?
Every application runs in its own address space with its own variables,
unless you work hard (via shared memory or some other technique) to make
it otherwise.
-- Barry
Hello, Barry!
BK> Every application runs in its own address space with its own variables,
BK> unless you work hard (via shared memory or some other technique) to
BK> make it otherwise.
Scope of static var can be limited to the scope of the thread via ThreadStaticAtt ribute.
--
Regards, Vadym Stetsyak
www: http://vadmyst.blogspot.com
"Vadym Stetsyak" <va*****@ukr.ne t> wrote: Hello, Barry!
BK> Every application runs in its own address space with its own variables,
BK> unless you work hard (via shared memory or some other technique) to
BK> make it otherwise.
Scope of static var can be limited to the scope of the thread via ThreadStaticAtt ribute.
The OPs question relates to multiple instances of a console application
not sharing the value of a static variable.
-- Barry
Hello, Barry!
BK> The OPs question relates to multiple instances of a console application
BK> not sharing the value of a static variable.
I've metioned that static variable can have not only application scope, but also thread scope. This notion corrects your post that it is not necessary to "work hard" to "make it otherwise". :8-)
--
Regards, Vadym Stetsyak
www: http://vadmyst.blogspot.com
>Every application runs in its own address space with its own variables, unless you work hard (via shared memory or some other technique) to make
it otherwise.
Barry,
Thanks for the response!
The MSDN documentation seems to suggest that the scope of a static
member extends to a "App Domain".
Does this mean that every instance of a console app running on a
machine lives in a different App Domain?
How does the scenario change if it's an ASP.Net application?
Does every user who accesses a web application get an individual copy
of a static variable as well (or do all users of the web app share the
same app domain)?
Thanks again,
-Jonathan
>How does the scenario change if it's an ASP.Net application? Does every user who accesses a web application get an individual copy
of a static variable as well (or do all users of the web app share the
same app domain)?
I just answered my question with another experiment.
It appears that all users of the web application are now accessing the
same copy of the static variable.
I guess this means all instances of a web application are in the same
AppDomain.
Thanks,
Jonathan
"Vadym Stetsyak" <va*****@ukr.ne t> wrote: Hello, Barry!
BK> The OPs question relates to multiple instances of a console application
BK> not sharing the value of a static variable.
I've metioned that static variable can have not only application scope, but
also thread scope. This notion corrects your post that it is not necessary to
"work hard" to "make it otherwise". :8-)
Well, you have to work hard to make the static variable share its
instance between applications. I'll be more clear next time.
-- Barry
"ne************ @hotmail.com" <ne************ @hotmail.com> wrote: How does the scenario change if it's an ASP.Net application?
Does every user who accesses a web application get an individual copy
of a static variable as well (or do all users of the web app share the
same app domain)?
I just answered my question with another experiment.
It appears that all users of the web application are now accessing the
same copy of the static variable.
I guess this means all instances of a web application are in the same
AppDomain.
That is a fairly configurable aspect of ASP.NET on Win2K3 - the domains
get recycled, etc.
-- Barry
On Fri, 12 May 2006 19:59:51 +0100, Barry Kelly
<ba***********@ gmail.com> wrote: "ne*********** *@hotmail.com" <ne************ @hotmail.com> wrote:
>How does the scenario change if it's an ASP.Net application?
>Does every user who accesses a web application get an individual copy
>of a static variable as well (or do all users of the web app share the
>same app domain)?
I just answered my question with another experiment.
It appears that all users of the web application are now accessing the
same copy of the static variable.
I guess this means all instances of a web application are in the same
AppDomain.
That is a fairly configurable aspect of ASP.NET on Win2K3 - the domains
get recycled, etc.
-- Barry
You have to be careful if you rely upon a shared variable within asp.net
as the web server can still choose to load a new app domain if that is
easier for processing threads. It can also remove one to free memory if
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