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    Heavy modelling problems

    Hi all,

    I need help in the following issue. I, alone, must model a new server software for the company I work. The old system was C, now, it will be C++. My modelling experience is not much. The server, however, requires everything a multi-threaded application needs: critical region protection, synchronization, fault tolerance, be able to handle countless requests simultaneously, and so on... To start, I am studying common design patterns, in the site:

    http://www.dofactory.com/Patterns/Patterns.aspx

    I am also considering using ACE:

    http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/ACE.html

    I will be using some simple UML diagrams (class, sequence, use case), this is not a problem, just to explain the level of modelling I am doing.

    What I need is some articles, tutorials, references in this subject to improve my skills. Please, not books. I know they have the best knowledge, but my time is a little short. Thanks for all your help. Any details I will be happy to explain.

    Edit: I forgot to tell that my problems range from generic communication (client and server can change any kind of data) to pool of resources and resource management. Thanks
    Last edited by Mortissus; 07-10-2007 at 08:38 AM.

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