naseven wrote:What happens when two browser instances both read from the same page?
Usually, no problem at all. Happens all the time.
Each eValid instance is its own process, so when each one reads in a page it keeps that content active in its local memory.
If the page involves AJAX, also no problem: all of the AJAX JavaScript for each instance runs in its own memory...they don't interfere with each other.
Where there could be a problem is if the two instances share desktop area or if they somehow rely on the contents of the cache. The reason this can be a problems is that there is only one dekstop, and only one cache, to share.
The
Lock/Unlock commands effectively let two [or more] eValid instances cooperate in sharing the desktop. And, the
DeleteCache and
DeleteCookies commands provide a way to control the contents of the cache effectively.
The eValid Support Crew
by naseven » Thu Mar 31, 2011 5:11 pm