Re: ORBit and C++ orbs



Sam Couter wrote:

Zaheer Merali <zaheer grid9 net> wrote:

The first question is whether ORBit-c++ will work multithreaded (in a thread per request way) using ORBit-mt (I assume from the ORBit-c++ webpage that ORBit-c++ is a wrapper around an ORBit version).


In addition to the answer that Phil has already given:

I have built ORBit-C++ against ORBit-mt. It required a little bit of work.
I've submitted patches for it back to the ORBit-mt author (Sebastian
Wilhelmi <wilhelmi ira uka de>), but I don't know if he's incorporated any
of them yet, or how long until he does.

I haven't done anything more complicated than concurrent "Hello World!" type
requests, with delay loops to make sure they ran concurrently, and to
simulate a function with a longer run-time than "Hello World!". But at least
that much works, using a thread per request threading policy. It may or may
not stand up to heavier loads or more requests.

Contact me privately if you want me to send you what I've done.

Thank you for the answer, I think I will wait till ORBit-2 comes out before developing with a C++ orb, and just make libpreviking-c++ wrap around libpreviking.

Thanks again

Zaheer Merali
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PreViking - open source telephony middleware
http://www.bellworldwide.net/previking/






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