How can you make "Singleton" pattern to "Nton"?

[hairy_hats]

I expect he considered it a "lifestyle choice" question. ;)

[wizardzz]

Shame on us, someone pretty high ranking uni'd this guy. Where is the spirit of helping a new member, who formulated an actual intelligible question but happened to post in the wrong place?

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[Rage]

Marry it.

[hairy_hats]

You must be new here... (and it wasn't me).

[Corporal Agarn]

May 2007 new member?

[Rick Shaub]

ham_gr80 wrote:

How can you make "Singleton" pattern to "Nton"?

Don't use a sync lock and call GetInstance() from mutlithreaded code?

[wizardzz]

New as in, he has only posted one other question, one comment, and five messages. New is not only a measurement of time, it also can mean inexperienced or unaccustomed.

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[GlobX]

See here[^].

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Typical n-tiered architecture: DB <-> Junk(0) <-> ... <-> Junk(n-1) <-> Pretty

[Lost User]

Is that not a 'pool'? Like in ConnectionPool or ThreadPool?

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[Single Step Debugger]

In the pool, by idea, you have unlimited number of instances of the object/thread.

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[Lost User]

Yes, it can be done with something like connection pool with round robin manner.

[Lost User]

Ohh, my mistake.

[Lost User]

Exactly, i am also thinking like that. It can be done by counting the instantiation of static reference. But one more thing which has to be focus is clear the first instantiated reference to make it able to reassign again.