Oops, meant to send this to the list...
-------- Original Message --------
On 11/08/10 14:43, Michael Lucas-Smith wrote:
> GlorpActiveRecord uses the WriteBarriers. We also use them in
> Seaside-Glorp. I've never seen the problem you describe though. But
> I'll keep an eye out for it.
>
I'll have a look, then. At first I thought that this was probably a
problem localized to my particular usage pattern but the more I think
about it the more it seems like a broader problem with any application
using WriteBarriers. Even if your application is 100% synchronous,
there are other VisualWorks processes that might signal
noModicationError asynchronously. For applications with some level of
parallelism the cross-section for hitting that inject:into: loop is low
but you should certainly be able to produce problems with tons of
asynchronous sessions = heavily loaded Seaside app :-)
David
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