Hello Sir, Thanks! Enjoyed this learning. one question - in structured concurrency, if one task fails, StructuredTaskScope.ShutdownOnFailure() will be called up and no further task is executed. thats fine. then why do we need the scope.throwIfFailed()? this also does the same thing what StructuredTaskScope.ShutdownOnFailure() does right?
Bro, if we’re using spring boot, what’s the best way to implement multithreading? Is it by using CompletableFutures or by using spring web flux?? Please advise
Hey sir I am asking u one question out of this topic...I am using jpa airing boot and I have one method which is annotated with @transactional and fetches data ..that entity is having lazy collection which are being eagerly loaded in transactional scope even though I have not called any of the getter
I have tried multiple solution but nothing worked..so can you please tell me what could be the problem? Why transaction by default loading lazy collection eagerly?
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Thank you.
make a playlist for multithreading and concurrency.
you are my best teacher
Thank you buddy 🥰
Jai Jagganath Basant Sir, You explain it very well, You are Multithreading Hero
Learned a lot in this video, Thank you Boss.
Thank you som much Basant sir. Please upload more and more on multithreading.
Thank you Basant sir Its very helpful. Please upload more concept on multithreading.
Thank you so much Basant sir❤ ur the best. Please upload more and more on multithreading. I always feel this multithreading is something i afraid of 😂
Appreciate Basant! Nicely explained. God bless you❤😊👍🙏
Very Insightful. Thanks Basant😊
Dude you’re amazing
Awesome video sir😊
Good one. Please cover the other scenario - how to run other task if one task failed.
Yes i will
First comment... thank u for this content...
Fan of ur intro music😇
Hi Sir , Just a request to bundle the Mulithreading videos into a playlist for easy access. This will help your viewers to save the playlist.
Sure buddy I will do that
Thanks for creating this video!, first time learning about Structured Concurrency. Any recourses for learning. Will be appreciated.
I just started learning buddy. Definitely we will do more video on it . I will share the resources what i used to learn
@@Javatechie Ok, I would love to see a new video
This is helpful info. Can we get more depth info on it ? Do we have non structural approach for it as well ?
Thank you
Thanks
How about transactions handling, will rollback be done automatically ?
Basant bro, can u explain us "Hexagonal Architecture Pattern" in detail & lucid way with an example?
Sure buddy it's in queue 🙄
please give us more examples❤
Hello Sir,
Thanks! Enjoyed this learning.
one question - in structured concurrency, if one task fails, StructuredTaskScope.ShutdownOnFailure() will be called up and no further task is executed. thats fine. then why do we need the scope.throwIfFailed()? this also does the same thing what StructuredTaskScope.ShutdownOnFailure() does right?
Hello Sravan , shutdown on failure will shutdown down the scope and other one if any thing failed we are asking scope to throw it
Bro, if we’re using spring boot, what’s the best way to implement multithreading? Is it by using CompletableFutures or by using spring web flux??
Please advise
Web flux would be better.
Hey sir I am asking u one question out of this topic...I am using jpa airing boot and I have one method which is annotated with @transactional and fetches data ..that entity is having lazy collection which are being eagerly loaded in transactional scope even though I have not called any of the getter
I have tried multiple solution but nothing worked..so can you please tell me what could be the problem? Why transaction by default loading lazy collection eagerly?
Hello buddy can you connect on javatechie4u@gmail.com
Try without catch can you explain a bit
What bro you have cold or what ? Your voice got changed.
Yes buddy having cold 🥶. Just it's habit to upload at least one video in weekend so tried my best by multiple re take 😀
@@Javatechie take care bro 😊
@@praveens2272 thank you 😊
@@Javatechie how can u build consistency, disciplane bro.