Does a ContentInterceptor need to be thread-safe?

[Alex Soto <as...@opux.com>]

Hi,

Does anyone know if a ContentInterceptor implementor class needs to be 
thread-safe or will Slide create a pool of interceptors and call them in 
a thread safe manner?  My observations so far look like only one 
instance is created, but I haven't tried to load test it to see what 
occurs then.

In my specific example, I want to create some resources only once (JNDI 
Context and a JMS QueueConnectionFactory).

Thanks,
Alex

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Re: Does a ContentInterceptor need to be thread-safe?

[Martin Holz <ho...@fiz-chemie.de>]

Alex Soto <as...@opux.com> writes:

> Hi,
> 
> Does anyone know if a ContentInterceptor implementor class needs to be
> thread-safe or will Slide create a pool of interceptors and call them
> in a thread safe manner?  My observations so far look like only one
> instance is created, but I haven't tried to load test it to see what
> occurs then.
> 
> 
> In my specific example, I want to create some resources only once
> (JNDI Context and a JMS QueueConnectionFactory).

AFAIK there is exactly one instance of a ContentInterceptor per 
namespace.

Martin


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