Handle multiple user click on the same button

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Hi frnds,

There is a concept for booking car, there are multiple users click on the same button at the same time in that situation same requestid created for both who are the users clicked on button at the same time.

How to handle multiple evnets with the single button click.

Thanks in advance

Posted 9-Oct-14 3:34am

Lohithmys86

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ZurdoDev 9-Oct-14 9:36am

What? You mean 2 people have your site open on 2 different computers and they try to book the same car for the same time? Whoever is first gets it and then you have to display a message to the other user that the car has been reserved.

BillWoodruff 9-Oct-14 9:43am

So, if each user is on a different machine, running an instance of your application, then each request to the database on some kind of server arrives at certain time which is never really going to be identical down the millisecond. Assuming your server can interact with each session: why can't the server tell those who didn't get there first that booking is not available by hiding the view of the booking, or sending a message to all machines that didn't get the booking to ... and so on ?

Suvabrata Roy 9-Oct-14 10:02am

what you mean by request id?

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Mehdi Gholam · Answer 1 · 2014-10-09T04:22:00

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Sharepoint is not designed to work this way.

If you really need to create such an application try looking at queues on your server to serialize requests to make sure things get allocated properly.

Posted 9-Oct-14 4:22am

Mehdi Gholam