This Has Got To Be a Trap
Feb. 20th, 2015 07:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
billroperSeveral weeks ago, I started looking at the WebLogic WorkManager to use for managing some multithreading operations that I'm working with for our Java POC. Now, I have the advantage of having written our original multithreading architecture in C++, so I'm not unfamiliar with the problem.
At about three o'clock this afternoon, I picked up the documentation again and decided to try to start coding to the interface. By 6 PM, I had the better part of the architecture set up to support what we want to do in multithreading.
I have either drastically misunderstood something or this is easier than I thought.
Or maybe I'm just good at this...
But earlier today, I'd estimated this as a three week task. Mind you, I still have to add all the error handling and a little bit more boilerplate, but I think I should be able to test this architecture on Monday and see if it's sane.
Yoicks!
At about three o'clock this afternoon, I picked up the documentation again and decided to try to start coding to the interface. By 6 PM, I had the better part of the architecture set up to support what we want to do in multithreading.
I have either drastically misunderstood something or this is easier than I thought.
Or maybe I'm just good at this...
But earlier today, I'd estimated this as a three week task. Mind you, I still have to add all the error handling and a little bit more boilerplate, but I think I should be able to test this architecture on Monday and see if it's sane.
Yoicks!