Private Client Sockets |
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Previously a common pool of sockets was shared by concurrent
RPC requests. Making this concurrency work requires a "helper" thread created
to read from all of the open sockets, and passing received data onto
the call thread for which it is intended. With "Private
client sockets" there are a couple of sockets (2/3), which
will only be used for individual requests (private to the request
thread). This reduces the overhead of a "helper" thread,
in case of small applications. When out of private sockets, socket
sharing comes into effect.
Exception Handling |
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The new version of RPC 1.2.1 supports the exception-handling
feature of RPC. The application developer can use the exception
handling routines (TRY, CATCH, CATCH-ALL etc.).
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