What is an Asynchronous Thread?
Tymeac is an asynchronous process / thread manager. Synchronous threads are the threads you control yourself. A simple thread class: … MyThread extends Thread … Instantiated: new MyThread().start(); That is as easy as it is to multi-thread in Java . What is not so easy is synchronizing the threads, timing the threads, recovering from thread errors, etc. Tymeac solves these problems with asynchronous threads. Asynchronous threads are the threads Tymeac controls on a Backend Server. (These are similar to Daemons or any thread that runs in the background.) Tymeac relieves you of the burden of managing threads. You set up a Tymeac Queue for each component application specifying the maximum number of threads. • Tymeac balances work among those threads so that they use the minimum amount of resources. • Tymeac handles the recovery from anomalies (a huge burden for applications.) • Tymeac synchronizes all the threads (another huge burden for applications.) • Tymeac offers timing of reques
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