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Simultaneous different requests to the same DSO (Apache dll) make it to respond the same data to the clients

Zones: Internet and Delphi Programming, Delphi Programming, Apache Web Server

Tags: Delphi7

I have developed a DSO (with Delphi7) which is used by an apache web server to publish data from a firebird data base. I have observed that when the web server has to respond to simultaneous different requests to the DSO , then it gives the same respond in all the simultaneous requests , and this respond correspond to the action which was requested by the most first of all the simultaneous requests (!).
Is there something that I can make on my DSO or to the configuration of the Apache (2.0.53) web server in order to avoid this situation (which of cause is very dangerous) ?

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: lsid

Solution Provided By: ziolko

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: C

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