Hi everyone,
I have a question regarding the file2 component of Apache Camel. I'm currently trying to write a small application with which pictures can be stored and retrieved. I'm organizing the pictures in folders - one for every user. Since all users can look at the pictures from other users, there will be concurrent read/write operations on the various pictures.
My question is, is Camel snychronizing those read/write operations for one CamelContext? The application will be a WebService, so the reads and writes will happen in different threads but one CamelContext. A read/write lock behaviour (with multiple concurrent readers but only one writer) would be ideal for this. So I'm very interested whether this is possible with the file2 component?
Greetings,
Pascal
I have a question regarding the file2 component of Apache Camel. I'm currently trying to write a small application with which pictures can be stored and retrieved. I'm organizing the pictures in folders - one for every user. Since all users can look at the pictures from other users, there will be concurrent read/write operations on the various pictures.
My question is, is Camel snychronizing those read/write operations for one CamelContext? The application will be a WebService, so the reads and writes will happen in different threads but one CamelContext. A read/write lock behaviour (with multiple concurrent readers but only one writer) would be ideal for this. So I'm very interested whether this is possible with the file2 component?
Greetings,
Pascal