Hi!
I'm just wrapping up my project and started to think (seemed like a good time to start thinking ;-).
In my solution there should only be one Data class which all threads should access and it is instantiated with the path to the db-file. If there are multiple instances of the data class which have the same path to the database there is a risk that data may be coruppted.
I have stated this in the documentation but do you think that the code should be changed to take care of this situation. I cant really decide how to do, it doesnt require too much code to fix this but still the code becomes more complex. Also, it feels a bit strange to write code that is not needed in my solution.
What worries me is that in my database code I am in control of how the data class is instantiated but when Sun runs the automatic tests they may have a different approach to how things are instantiated.
Best Regards,
Kalle
I'm just wrapping up my project and started to think (seemed like a good time to start thinking ;-).
In my solution there should only be one Data class which all threads should access and it is instantiated with the path to the db-file. If there are multiple instances of the data class which have the same path to the database there is a risk that data may be coruppted.
I have stated this in the documentation but do you think that the code should be changed to take care of this situation. I cant really decide how to do, it doesnt require too much code to fix this but still the code becomes more complex. Also, it feels a bit strange to write code that is not needed in my solution.
What worries me is that in my database code I am in control of how the data class is instantiated but when Sun runs the automatic tests they may have a different approach to how things are instantiated.
Best Regards,
Kalle