Hi all, I am a little new to the java/cf integration stuff. This is all occuring on a Windows 2000 test server with CFMX 7 and IIS. I am rewriting a java cfx tag (thanks Aaron Johnson!) for indexing a database using Lucene. Everything works with the cfx tag. But I noticed that for longer indexing operations, the CPU usage goes up quite high. This usage is for the jrun.exe file (which I assume is what CF uses to run its CFMX service). I plan to have indexing operations run every 2 hours or so. While the production server is hammered a lot, I would still prefer that the CPU utilization not be so high periodically. Now is it better for me to run this indexing operation as a cfx tag (I really don't need any response after the tag has executed) or just call it as a cfexecute (java LuceneIndex blah blah blah) and hence as another thread/exe? Or are there any other suggestions or holes in my reasoning?
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