more discipline when handling names in our code base. Any user entered
name should find its way into a Name object as soon as it comes out of a
text field or whatnot, and stay that way until it makes its way into a
text field or into a database record (for which String objects are vastly
simpler because of JORA magic).
Dear God, let me never again make a change this large for the rest of my
mortal life.
Unfortunately, this means we have to keep an eye out for funny business
pretty much everywhere. However, since we will absolutely want to test
market stalls and so forth on Azure, we'll have an opportunity to iron out
any funny business that might fall under the radar during our internal
testing.
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stack trace if we're not going to rethrow the error.
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listener tries to 'new int[Integer.MAX_VALUE]' or infinitely loop, they
will get the smack down and we will go on about our business.
If things have actually gone pear shaped and we are failing on every
event, we'll hit the 30 fatal events in 60 seconds cap and stick a fork in
ourselves.
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sometimes (never on my server!) released twice. This will save the stack
trace from the first release and spit it out after the "normal" error-reporting
stack trace from the second release.
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milliseconds) and same every 100th event instead of profiling every event.
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so that things go smoothly if they decide in requestFailed() to call
unsubscribe() in the course of their normal shuttings down.
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the math appears to work out even though time stopped. We can use
RunAnywhere.currentTimeMillis() which will warn if time goes backwards but
since when that happens the IntervalManager stops dead in it's tracks,
we'll never get ticked to find out about it. Fucking Windows.
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client object has been updated so that the 90% of the directors that just
need to know any time that sort of thing happens so that they can listen
on the current client object can easily and robustly do so.
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on the heels of a requestFailed(). They don't have to do it, but it's
easier to just always call unsubscribe() whether things succeeded or
failed, so we'll quietly allow an unsubscribe() even if we have no object
or nothin'.
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milliseconds. I want to know what in the fuck those were.
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services that registered (ignoring unregisters) but I can't get it to
cough up the problem on my machine, so it's a little hard to test. If you
fine cvs readers want to take a peek that would be great. Hurray for
debug code.
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post events to an object that is already destroyed, we'll allow
transactions to be started on non-active objects and we'll just log a
warning when the transaction is finally committed like we do for all other
events on non-active objects.
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client is disconnected, unsubscribe immediately. We normally unsubscribe
when the client loses its connection but it's possible for a subscription
request to come in and the client to lose connection before we can
communicate the object available response.
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erroneously decide that we have stale subscriptions around, and log stale
subscriptions if we do end up clearing them.
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pirate selection and the time we manage to load up their pirate.
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creates an Object[] as well. Now we cache the Field instances and look
them up ourselves which will likely be much more efficient at only a small
additional memory cost.
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Michael Bayne