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Lars Appel <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 20 Jun 2001 21:17:01 +0200
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Ken was kind enough to shed light...

>Initialiaze (open databases, etc)
>loop
>   call FCGI_accept
>    if it returns <0, exit loop
>    else
>       normal CGI processing
> endloop

Any idea if the fast_cgi approach would always end up "single
threading" the request handling? Or is there a way to allow more
than one concurrent request being handled by the fcgi server?

FastCGI and Servlet architectures always seemed very similar to
my. Just today, I begin to wonder about the "concurrency aspect".
Servlets are by default multi-threaded, unless the servlet engine
is told to create/maintain a pool of instances and make sure that
each one is run by max 1 thread at a time.

Lars.

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