On Sep 17, 2007, at 7:33 AM, Thomas Mueller wrote:
Hi,
I think the ObjectPersistenceManager should not be used. Maybe it is
time to deprecate it... Is there some specific reason why you can't
use a more modern persistence manager, for example
BundleFsPersistenceManager or BundleDbPersistenceManager? As far as I
know, both can access binary data more efficiently.
No particular reason. I didn't know that the others were better.
What are the differences between the three?
about one million, that inserting takes over three times as long.
Generally large repositories are slower than small ones. This is also
the case for other storage systems. How long is three times as long?
I'll benchmark this for you but only if I don't switch to
BundleFsPersistenceManager.
I notice that the info from the CacheManager during its resizeAll
the size was at 4k.
This sounds like you have opened sessions but did not close them.
Could you please verify that your application closes all sessions?
I'm pretty sure that I'm closing them all in Filters/Interceptors.
I'm using RMI, if that's relevant. I'll try to make a simple
reproducible example, if that will help
Regards,
Alan
