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Writing data from different clients to separate files simultaneously
Large number of simulteneous connections in thriftExample for boost shared_mutex (multiple reads/one write)?Design a transmitter class in C++: buffer data from server & send to clientWriting Java server to handle multiple simultaneous clientsHow to select and send data to a specific winsock clienthow can I have a linked list that multiple clients can read write to?Apache Thrift reusing connection in different threadMultiThreading in connecting multiple clients to single server in windows in C++Sending a char array to a thread using CreateThread in C++ in Visual StudioHow to distribute received data from a connected client to other connected clients while making use of mulithreading?
I'm right now I have a Thrift TSimpleServer that is going to accept connection from multiple clients at once. Once those clients connect they will be sending data that is to be stored in a respective file on the server. Now I'm pretty new to thrift so I'm not sure how the TSimpleServer handles multiple connections(haven't tested that yet) anyways I'm not even sure how to go about saving the received data in separate files simultaneously. I assume a separate thread is created to handle each client connections but how do give each thread a file path to use?
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I'm right now I have a Thrift TSimpleServer that is going to accept connection from multiple clients at once. Once those clients connect they will be sending data that is to be stored in a respective file on the server. Now I'm pretty new to thrift so I'm not sure how the TSimpleServer handles multiple connections(haven't tested that yet) anyways I'm not even sure how to go about saving the received data in separate files simultaneously. I assume a separate thread is created to handle each client connections but how do give each thread a file path to use?
c++ multithreading client thrift
edited Mar 7 at 6:12
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19k9114155
asked Apr 8 '13 at 14:30
user1704863user1704863
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I'm right now I have a Thrift TSimpleServer that is going to accept connection from multiple clients at once. Once those clients connect they will be sending data that is to be stored in a respective file on the server. Now I'm pretty new to thrift so I'm not sure how the TSimpleServer handles multiple connections(haven't tested that yet) anyways I'm not even sure how to go about saving the received data in separate files simultaneously. I assume a separate thread is created to handle each client connections but how do give each thread a file path to use?
c++ multithreading client thrift
edited Mar 7 at 6:12
Cœur
19k9114155
asked Apr 8 '13 at 14:30
user1704863user1704863
1401315
I'm right now I have a Thrift TSimpleServer that is going to accept connection from multiple clients at once. Once those clients connect they will be sending data that is to be stored in a respective file on the server. Now I'm pretty new to thrift so I'm not sure how the TSimpleServer handles multiple connections(haven't tested that yet) anyways I'm not even sure how to go about saving the received data in separate files simultaneously. I assume a separate thread is created to handle each client connections but how do give each thread a file path to use?
c++ multithreading client thrift
c++ multithreading client thrift
edited Mar 7 at 6:12
Cœur
19k9114155
asked Apr 8 '13 at 14:30
user1704863user1704863
1401315
edited Mar 7 at 6:12
Cœur
19k9114155
asked Apr 8 '13 at 14:30
user1704863user1704863
1401315
edited Mar 7 at 6:12
Cœur
19k9114155
edited Mar 7 at 6:12
Cœur
19k9114155
edited Mar 7 at 6:12
Cœur
19k9114155
19k9114155
asked Apr 8 '13 at 14:30
user1704863user1704863
1401315
asked Apr 8 '13 at 14:30
user1704863user1704863
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TSimpleServer handles simply :-) one connection at a time. You may want to use TThreadedServer or TThreadPoolServer which are able to process requests in parallel.
How you do give each thread a file depends on your exact use case. For example, you could consider deriving an own version of a thread factory and register this one with the thread Manager. Although the following blog post does not exactly cover your scenario, you should get the idea from the code at the end of the text:
http://mikecvet.wordpress.com/2010/05/13/apache-thrift-tutorial-the-sequel/
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TSimpleServer handles simply :-) one connection at a time. You may want to use TThreadedServer or TThreadPoolServer which are able to process requests in parallel.
How you do give each thread a file depends on your exact use case. For example, you could consider deriving an own version of a thread factory and register this one with the thread Manager. Although the following blog post does not exactly cover your scenario, you should get the idea from the code at the end of the text:
http://mikecvet.wordpress.com/2010/05/13/apache-thrift-tutorial-the-sequel/
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TSimpleServer handles simply :-) one connection at a time. You may want to use TThreadedServer or TThreadPoolServer which are able to process requests in parallel.
How you do give each thread a file depends on your exact use case. For example, you could consider deriving an own version of a thread factory and register this one with the thread Manager. Although the following blog post does not exactly cover your scenario, you should get the idea from the code at the end of the text:
http://mikecvet.wordpress.com/2010/05/13/apache-thrift-tutorial-the-sequel/
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TSimpleServer handles simply :-) one connection at a time. You may want to use TThreadedServer or TThreadPoolServer which are able to process requests in parallel.
How you do give each thread a file depends on your exact use case. For example, you could consider deriving an own version of a thread factory and register this one with the thread Manager. Although the following blog post does not exactly cover your scenario, you should get the idea from the code at the end of the text:
http://mikecvet.wordpress.com/2010/05/13/apache-thrift-tutorial-the-sequel/
answered Apr 17 '13 at 22:51
JensGJensG
9,68633141
TSimpleServer handles simply :-) one connection at a time. You may want to use TThreadedServer or TThreadPoolServer which are able to process requests in parallel.
How you do give each thread a file depends on your exact use case. For example, you could consider deriving an own version of a thread factory and register this one with the thread Manager. Although the following blog post does not exactly cover your scenario, you should get the idea from the code at the end of the text:
http://mikecvet.wordpress.com/2010/05/13/apache-thrift-tutorial-the-sequel/
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