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Android™
Fork-Join Service

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Read a recent article on
Android Thread
Processing by one of our developers about the
issues with
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You call the Tymeac Service (embedded or IPC) as you would for
any
simple client/server application
passing a request for the Service to work
on and
waiting for a reply with the results of the
processing.
return_data = Tymeac.doWork(request);

A thread, in the thread pool of each Queue:
- fetches the request,
- executes the request by using reflection to call your
user-written class,
- and returns any return data from your logic module to
Tymeac.
For the simple request, Tymeac passes back the return data to
the
caller.

For the multi-part request, Tymeac concatenates the return data
from
all the parts into an Parcelable array (joins) and returns that array
to the caller.

And there's more. Lots, lots more, so keep
reading.
Are you aware of The Shadow of
multi-threaded applications and how to Tame the Beast?
Would you just like to place a request in a
background queue and not have to bother writing all the code to control
it?
Is it too time-consuming to develop a custom
container
with prioritized queues and multi-threading capabilities that
can handle
Timed, Autonomous, Urgent and Multi-Component
requests?
If you need a secure,
reliable, manageable and fault tolerant backend process
manager
for any purpose and do
not wish to start at the
beginning designing and testing one yourself,
then you need Tymeac™

Tymeac™
provides
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prioritized
queuing facility and |
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thread management in a |
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minimal footprint
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Tymeac™ is a
backend-process container
that manages persistence, messaging, queues, threads, stall
detection and recovery,
recursion, logging, statistics, and much
more.Tymeac™
is a vendor-neutral, multi-platform, high performance, highly
scalable software tool.
Tymeac™ lets you
focus on implementing
software solutions to your problems instead of being in the
software tool business. |

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