From the web app, calls are made to a web service that in turn makes calls to a few static helper classes for filtering and sorting data – trying to think ahead if I will have unexpected behavior with multiple users
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From the web app, calls are made to a web service that in turn makes calls to a few static helper classes for filtering and sorting data – trying to think ahead if I will have unexpected behavior with multiple users
Make sure your static methods are thread-safe.
Thread safety fundamentally deals with ensuring that two threads don’t access a shared resource in a conflicting manner.
There’s a great overview on Wikipedia.
The best tutorial I have ever found about threading in the .NET environment is by Joe Albahari.