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aswinsivaram445
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10/3/2007 10:25 AM
Hello All
I would like to know if it is possible to customize & introduce multi threading with the standard Lawson supplied Java program (like ABATN.java, MA95F.java). So that, each thread can handle specified set of data range.
For example, MA95F.java is customized to handle 5 threads and...
Thread 1 handles xx rows based on COMPANY key value from 1..100
Thread 2 handles yy rows based on COMPANY key value from 101..200
Thread 3 handles zz rows based on COMPANY key value from 201..300
Thread 4 handles aa rows based on COMPANY key value from 301..400
Thread 5 handles bb rows based on COMPANY key value from 401..500
Thanks in advance
aswinsivaram445
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11/14/2007 12:35 PM
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For the benefit of everyone...
I found that its not possible to perform multithreading with standard Java programs supplied by Lawson as the Java API's reads all the records sequentially even though an index is being used and a range is being specified. The Java API reads all the records from 1 to last & process the ones that falls in the specified range.
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