Hello,<br><br>i was trying to understand if it is possible to "kill" a mondrianModel.getResult() statement, because if a user builds up a complicated MdxQuery that asks a lot from the database, it would be nice to have a 'stop' button so the user can choose to stop, and don't wait for the result. If it exists, where should I look for it ?
<br><br>Another question is related to the access of a MondrianModel object (jPivot's one, not sure though if you guys can help me on this one, but i'll still post it). We have a web application with mondrian embedded on it. So for every cube definition we have one model that is shared among all the application users.
<br>Every time a user makes a request :<br>- If it's the first time the user is doing analysis, we set up a basic MDX query with the Dimensions/Measures he selected, and return the result, saving the query in session.
<br>- In subsequent requests we simply set the mdx query that is saved, expand/colapse/ members, whatever the user does on the screen, and save the mdx query again for future requests.<br>The main method that does the server processing of the result and sets the mdx querys is "synchronized".
<br>Is this a good approach to concurrent access of the MondrianModel ? Are there another one(s) ?<br><br>Thank you.<br><br>Best wishes,<br clear="all"><br>-- <br>Eduardo Andrade<br><a href="mailto:eduardofandrade@gmail.com">
eduardofandrade@gmail.com</a>