In the createFeatureSource method of the JDBCFeatureSource class, the code:
SimpleFeatureType schema =
entry.getState(Transaction.AUTO_COMMIT).getFeatureType();
indicates that the schema seems to be a cached object - indicating that
once computed it may not need to be computed again. Is this assumption
correct? If so, is there an "expire" per say of this computation?
I am asking this question because creating the feature source takes time
and due to performance reasons, I want to know if the feature source can be
"cached" and used across multiple threads. Also, I am ensuring that I am
using a singleton DataStore instance for thread safety in a multi threaded
application, is this approach correct. The database that I am connecting to
is a PostGres database.
Thanks,
Hasan
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