For all enterprise application developer in Java, We have to handle an Handling "mutually exclusive access". This requires when we are going to change/update data state of DB or variables in software. In a DB part, usually DB server takes care of and will throw an exeption when we violate data state consistency.. but for a variable part we need to do ourselves...
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Sunday, February 24, 2008
Handling "mutually exclusive access" in Java for Enterprise application use
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