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• Concise description of the isolation modes

  I find the documentation ThinApp on patterns of isolation is a bit confusing and seems a bit incomplete. I wanted to confirm my understanding of the modes of insulation and some gaps in my understanding that relate to packages, the registry and folders of files.

  Scope: Am I right that all isolation modes (Full, merged and WriteCopy) can all be used in all these places, and if not, that can be used where?

  Package.ini - to set the defaults, when not specified in the folder or registry key.

  K_KEY.txt files *-for each registry key. Keys not specified by default? isolation, it by default for the parameter in package.ini?

  #Attributes.ini files - for each folder in the sandbox - return to the settings of the parent directory by default if not specified. Package.ini parameters by default if not specified for the top-level folder?

  Use: Can you please confirm my understanding of each of the modes of isolation, and they are applied equally to the registry and folders?

  Full: read and write in the sandbox, do not access resources outside of the virtual bubble for this element.

  WriteCopy: attempt to bed to sandbox, but fallback to the host if a machine key or folder does not exist. All entries go to the sandbox only.

  Fusion: read from the sandbox if an entry is available, but the downturn on the host if a key or folder does not exist. No idea on the logic of reschedule.

  Hi JohnFx,

  ThinApp virtualization can ensure spacing of host file system and registry application data virtualized using files of sandbox.

  The isolation mode setting controls the degree and the behavior of the separation. Using the bad isolation mode can cause the application or changes made to the file to not be visible to other applications on the host computer.

  Merged

  • Elements of the system at this location are visible to the application. If a part of the system and virtual elements exist in the same place, the application sees the virtual element.

  • Changes to virtual items go to the sandbox.

  • Amendments to the elements of the system go into the system.

  • New items are created on the system.

  WriteCopy

  • Elements of the system at this location are visible to the application. If a part of the system and virtual elements exist in the same place, the application sees the virtual element.

  • Changes to virtual items go to the sandbox.

  • Amendments to the elements of the system go to the sandbox.

  • New items are created in the sandbox.

  Full

  • Elements of the system at this location are not visible to the application.

  • Changes to virtual items go to the sandbox.

  • Elements of the system cannot be read or modified.

  • New items are created in the sandbox.

  • To change the mode of insulation for a specific folder, edit the file #Attibutes.ini in your package to set the mode for this folder, otherwise that the package.ini parameter is used by default for all objects in the package. Edit the HKEY_XXXXXX.txt file to change the isolation mode for a branch of the registry. More details on these files are available in the VMware ThinApp user manual, version 4.0.1.

  Note: ThinApp implements cache modes of isolation during execution to the location of the sandbox. If the isolation mode is changed for your project and the executable file is rebuilt, it may be necessary to remove the tray to sand so that the changes take effect.

  DirectoryIsolationMode - defines the isolation mode: merger, WriteCopy or full.

  ThinApp implements cache modes of insulation for the registry and the file system when running in the sandbox sand. If you modify the isolation for the project mode and regenerate the executable file, you may need to remove the tray to sand to make the change take effect.

  Changing the settings in the file #Attributes.ini

  The file #Attributes.ini applies the settings at the directory level while the Package.ini file applies the settings at the level of the overall application.

  For example, you can set the isolation mode in the directory, or the application level to determine what files and registry keys are visible and written by the virtual application that you create. The granular setting in the file #Attributes.ini overrides the global setting of Package.ini. The Package.ini determines the isolation mode when ThinApp does not information #Attributes.ini.

  If you need to compress some files only with large files, rather than a complete application, you can compress the files to the folder with the CompressionType parameter level in the file #Attributes.ini.

  The file #Attributes.ini appears in most of the captured application folders. For example, the Attributes.ini file may be located in C:\Program VMware ThinApp\Captures\Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.3\%AppData%\##Attributes.ini. Use Notepad or another text editor to update the file.

  Edit the file #Attributes.ini

  Use Notepad or another text editor to update the file #Attributes.ini.

  To change the file #Attributes.ini

  1. in the #Attibutes.ini #, uncomment, update or delete the parameter.

  2. double-click on the file build.bat in the application folder captured to rebuild the application package.

  3. double-click on the file build.bat in the application folder captured to rebuild the application package.

• Setting the isolation level

  Hello
  
  I converted our application of transaction is not entitled to use transactions. I want to reduce the impact on performance, I setup some transactions to some lesser isolation levels. As I understand the documentation, the General method to do is to set the isolation level appropriate in TransactionConfig when you create a transaction.
  
  But what I see in the documentation, it is possible to PrimaryIndex.get () third (lockMode) parameter allows you to specify isolation for the specific operation as well.
  
  So my question is: what are the disadvantages of configuring isolation per-operation compared with the isolation by transaction configuration and accessories?
  
  I.e. I'm considering the approach which is better:
  
  1.
  ----
  TransactionConfig txnConfig = new TransactionConfig();
  txnConfig.setReadUncommitted (true);
  Transaction txn = myEnv.beginTransaction (null, txnConfig);
  for (id: idList)
  {
  primaryIndex.get (txn, id, null);
  }
  ----
  
  2.
  ----
  Transaction txn = myEnv.beginTransaction (null, null);
  for (id: idList)
  {
  primaryIndex.get (txn, id, LockMode.READ_UNCOMMITTED);
  }
  ----
  
  In general, I understand that specifying the isolation on a basic per-operation probably was to be used as a tool to locally modify the General transaction as a parameter
  
  3.
  ----
  TransactionConfig txnConfig = new TransactionConfig();
  txnConfig.setReadUncommitted (true);
  Transaction txn = myEnv.beginTransaction (null, txnConfig);
  for (id: idList)
  {
  primaryIndex.get (txn, id, id == 5? LockMode.READ_COMMITTED: null);
  }
  ----
  
  but I want to know if the 2nd approach is legal and that it would not lead to some bad consequences.

  Mikhail,

  Blocking rules described in http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/berkeley-db/je/java/com/sleepycat/je/LockMode.html will help you to understand the interaction between operations and blocking rules. From there, you should see that specification of a lock at the level of the operation mode cancels and replaces all other levels of specifications.

  In general, I understand that specifying the isolation on a basic per-operation probably was intended to be used as a > tool to change the setting of General transactions such as locally

  Exactly, it's just an option of the API.

  When you ask if (1) or (2) is better, both are equivalent, although it seems unusual that a transaction where you always choose to use READ_UNCOMMITTED. However, there are no differences in efficiency, and the choice must be made of the way in which it matches your code.

  Kind regards

  Linda

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