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    Hi! I've several client applications which call methods of singlecall objects on the same server. Now my question is wether the server processes requests which come at the same time parallel (implicit by multithreading) or serial? Thanks in advance!

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      Hi! I've several client applications which call methods of singlecall objects on the same server. Now my question is wether the server processes requests which come at the same time parallel (implicit by multithreading) or serial? Thanks in advance!

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      The remoting framework takes care of synchronization for you. You don't have to write any synchronization code. Each client will get it's own singlecall object. Regards Senthil My Blog

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