2009/4/1 James Abley <
james.abley@...>:
> 2009/4/1 Nat Pryce <
nat.pryce@...>:
>> JMock is thread-safe if only one thread enters the Mockery at a time.
>
> That's an interesting definition of thread-safe - only safe when one
> thread uses it. :-D
To be pedantic, I said it's safe (by default) when called from
multiple threads, as long as something else is doing the
synchronisation to ensure only one thread is active in the Mockery at
a time. There are APIs (Swing, for example) for which even this is
not the case: you are only allowed to use objects on the same thread
that created them because of hidden dependencies stored in
thread-local storage. Nasty!
--Nat
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