Re: About Seaside 3.0

2008/7/14 Nevin Pratt <nevin <at> bountifulbaby.com>:
> Philippe Marschall wrote:
>>
>> No, I mean the following:
>> For each request Seaside forks a special "restricted process" which
>> has the following properties
>> - it is not allowed to allocate more than 2 MB of heap memory
>> - it is not allowed to use up more than 10 secs of CPU time (not
>> counting IO wait and GC)
>> - it is lightweight like normal Smalltalk processes
>>
>> In addation on a image level there are the following properties:
>> - instances of WASession are not allowed to take up more than 100 MB total
>> - we are not allowed to have more than 10'000 live instances of WASession
>> - we are not allowed to have more than 20 concurrent Seaside requests
>> -> we don't have more then 20 restricted processes
>>
>> Of course all numbers are subject to tweaking.
>>
>>
>>
>
> Excuse my ignorance, but is Squeak Seaside now doing all of the above?

No, it's doing not one of them and that's the whole point.

Cheers
Philippe