KeyView 24.4
KeyView Filter SDK Java Programming Guide

# Multithreaded Filtering

To ensure multithreaded filter processes are thread-safe, you must create a unique Filter context for every thread by instantiating a `Filter` object. In addition, threads must not share context objects, and the same context object must be used for all API calls in the same thread. Creating a context object for every thread does not affect performance because the context object uses minimal resources.

For example, your Java code should have the following logic in a thread:

    m_objFilter = new Filter("YOUR_KEYVIEW_LICENSE");
    m_objFilter.setFilterDirectory(m_filterDirectory);
    m_objFilter.setInputSource(infile);
    m_objFilter.getDocFormatInfo();

    if (objFilter.canFilter() == true)

    m_objFilter.filterTo(outfile);

    m_objFilter.shutdownFilter();

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Product: IDOL KeyView 24.4

Topic Title: Multithreaded Filtering