Well, it did help me because when i tried to search for the <Synchronization()> attribute, i found the Monitor object which has the following methods
Monitor.Enter(Object)
..do stuff with Object.
Monitor.Exit(Object)
, and it worked very well, so thanks for the hint :)
Hi.
Is there any way to protect a method in a threading evnironment, so that only one thread gets to call the function at a time (like the synchronized attribute in java)?
You need to give apache execute rights to the folders you want access to from apache (and any folders in the path).
ex:
chmod o+x /home
chmod o+x /home/user
should give apache acces to the /home/user direcory
Does someone know how to create MD5SUMS in PL/SQL? I thought of calling the unix-command, but if PL/SQL has this functionality I would prefer to use that.
/R
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