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  3. November 2007

Re: MRT's & SRT's

I don't think so -- the instance specific data is usually on the requesters machine, e.g. hidden input fields on a web page, or cookies. Afaik, once a web page has been delivered to a browser, the system forgets about it.

David Gibbs wrote:
Peter Dow (ML) wrote:
Yes, in this day and age we are no longer concerned with whether the program is in memory or not -- the OS handles that. But the main difference between SRT and MRT is whether the program has to maintain information about the requester's process -- an SRT program does not, an MRT program does.

In the System i world ... aren't all programs MRT's except the system
handles the instance specific data?

david


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