Is sardine put thread safe

[Aaron Boxer]

Hello,

Suppose I share the same Sardine object amongst threads, and I call

put from each thread, is this safe?

Thanks!

Aaron

[Jon Stevens]

I wouldn't share instances of the Sardine object across threads. Just make a new instance each time, the overhead isn't that much.

jon

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[Aaron Boxer]

On Friday, January 10, 2014 1:15:58 AM UTC-5, Jon Stevens wrote:

I wouldn't share instances of the Sardine object across threads. Just make a new instance each time, the overhead isn't that much.

jon

Thanks, Jon.  I did notice that it takes a few seconds to initialize the Sardine object. So, I would rather not do that if I can avoid it.

[Jon Stevens]

A few seconds to instantiate an object is pretty ludicrous. Show me the proof.

Jon

[Aaron Boxer]

On Friday, January 10, 2014 2:32:16 PM UTC-5, Jon Stevens wrote:

A few seconds to instantiate an object is pretty ludicrous. Show me the proof.

Actually, I did a little more testing: the very first call to

 sardine = SardineFactory.begin(user, password);

takes about a second.  Subsequent calls are fast.  So, I guess the one time initialization takes some time.

[Jon Stevens]

I have a hard time believing that since some of the tests run within .016 seconds on my machine. The code behind .begin() is pretty simple. 

That said, I did just fine a small optimization that you should try out. Try master. =)

jon

[Aaron Boxer]

On Friday, January 10, 2014 9:24:11 PM UTC-5, Jon Stevens wrote:

I have a hard time believing that since some of the tests run within .016 seconds on my machine. The code behind .begin() is pretty simple. 

That said, I did just fine a small optimization that you should try out. Try master. =)

Thanks, Jon.  I am on the master branch.  I am using the begin(user,password) call, so perhaps authentication is slowing it down?