Posts Tagged ‘hashtable’
When consulting with a colleague, recently, I ran into an interesting use case: in order to monitor live performance, we needed to count the number of method invocations on a service (read: EJB/remoted call). Actually, it was a number of such services. The obvious answer was to place an interceptor around each method call, and [...]
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Tags: concurrent, counting, data structure, hashtable, java, lock-free, threading, wait-free
