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@@ -1561,16 +1561,15 @@ is both a client and a server if the server side is handled by a
separate thread and the client threads are "pure" clients. When this strategy
is set to RW, then also the -ORBFlushingStrategy (which is part of the
Resource_Factory) has to be set to <code>blocking</code>.</p> <p>
- <CODE>MT_NOUPCALL</CODE> <b>(EXPERIMENTAL!)</b> means use a client connection handler that
+ <CODE>MT_NOUPCALL</CODE> means use a client connection handler that
participates in the leader-follower model like MT, but, like
- RW, does not allow handling of nested upcalls within the
- waiting thread. Note that with this strategy it is possible
+ RW, does not allow handling of nested CORBA upcalls within the
+ waiting thread. It does allow handling of other non CORBA (ACE reactor events)
+ like timers and ACE notification queue events. Note that with
+ this strategy it is possible
to "run out of threads" in a thread pool, and that TAO doesn't
grow thread pools. Unlike RW, this does not require <a
href="#ORBTransportMuxStrategy">-ORBTransportMuxStrategy&nbsp;<em>EXCLUSIVE</em></a>.
-<!--
-I'm not sure what the affect of AMI on this option is.
--->
</p>
<p>Default for this option is <em>MT</em>. </p>
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